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ScriptForm test example
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This test example shows the usage of the `run_as` functionality. If we specify a `run_as` field in a form like so:
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"forms": [
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{
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"name": "run_as",
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"title": "Run as...",
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"description": "",
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"submit_title": "Run",
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"run_as": "man",
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"script": "job_run_as.py",
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"fields": []
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}
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]
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Scriptform will try to run the script as that user (in this case: `man`). This
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requires Scriptform to be running as root.
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If no `run_as` is given in a script, Scriptform will execute scripts as the
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current user (the one running Scriptform). If, however, Scriptform is being run
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as root and you don't specify a `run_as` user, the scripts will run as user
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`nobody` for security considerations!
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