Closed Beinish closed 1 year ago
Hi @Beinish did you check which value is passed to the script? As far as I remember, they are logged in logs/server.log Also, just for the debugging purpose, you can just do
p = argparse.ArgumentParser()
p.add_argument('-user', dest='user')
args = p.parse_args()
fileOwner = args.user
print(fileOwner)
# exit
Hey @bugy , thanks for the quick reply. I didn't think about simply printing the username, thanks for the idea. Indeed looks like it's passing the correct argument :)
Hello, I have a list of variables I want to load in the dropdown menu of my script, but only if the authenticated users matches the user I need.
For example: I have an S3 bucket which objects in it and each object as a tag called "owner". My "load from script" script loops over all of the objects and prints them. Now I would like each user to only see their own files in the script server.
The "load from script" field looks like this:
path/listFiles.py -user ${auth.username}
The script has an argument which I load looks something like this:The above solution doesn't work for me. I still see files which I didn't upload.
Any help correcting this would be great.