6 Nov
2002
6 Nov
'02
1:09 p.m.
Moshe Zadka wrote:
On Tue, 05 Nov 2002, Alex spam@polynode.com wrote:
If you're building an app in c:\webapp, and you run twistd from that directory, then 'c:\webapp' should be part of sys.path. The reason for this is that '.' is part of sys.path, and if you're running twistd in c:\webapp, then '.' == 'c:\webapp'.
That's not correct, "." is never on your path (that'd be a serious security whole). The directory in which the script you run is on your path.
How is having "." on your PYTHONPATH a serious security hole? (Of course it shouldn't be on _root_'s PYTHONPATH, but how is it bad for a regular user?)
-- Steve.