Zipped module
Cédric Krier
When writing this fix [1], I came across code of file_open (in tools/misc.py)
where there is some code to manage zipped modules.
This feature comes from OpenERP (I developped it) with the goals to manage
installation of module from within the client. Of course, we did not take this
part of the code for obvious security reasons.
Now, I think it is time to remove this code to enforce the usage of proper
Python installation (with easy_install or pip).
More over, I think it will increase a little bit the boot time of the server.
What is your thoughts ?
[1] http://hg.tryton.org/trytond/rev/2b1deeccc838
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Udo Spallek
Am Montag, den 23.05.2011, 17:08 +0200 schrieb Cédric Krier:
> Hi,
> When writing this fix [1], I came across code of file_open (in tools/misc.py)
> where there is some code to manage zipped modules.
> This feature comes from OpenERP (I developped it) with the goals to manage
> installation of module from within the client. Of course, we did not take this
> part of the code for obvious security reasons.
> Now, I think it is time to remove this code to enforce the usage of proper
> Python installation (with easy_install or pip).
> More over, I think it will increase a little bit the boot time of the server.
> What is your thoughts ?
We do not use this feature and I do not see any benefit for it. For me, you can
remove the installation of zip files.
Cheers
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Jan Grasnick | Grasbauer UG
> Hi,
>
>> Hi,
>> When writing this fix [1], I came across code of file_open (in tools/misc.py)
>> where there is some code to manage zipped modules.
>> This feature comes from OpenERP (I developped it) with the goals to manage
>> installation of module from within the client. Of course, we did not take this
>> part of the code for obvious security reasons.
>> Now, I think it is time to remove this code to enforce the usage of proper
>> Python installation (with easy_install or pip).
>> More over, I think it will increase a little bit the boot time of the server.
>> What is your thoughts ?
> We do not use this feature and I do not see any benefit for it. For me, you can
> remove the installation of zip files.
>
> Cheers
because I zipped a module for staging reasons in the modules folder ;)
Jan
