I've been using BOA for Drupal. A very very sort and maybe inaccurate description is that BOA is a set of technologies that facilitates drupal hosting.
BOA uses lshell for the users it creates on the system.
I am fine with lshell, since I can change what is allowed and what not through the .conf file.
However, there is one issue I haven't managed to solve.
I use Vim to do anything. From inside vim I need/want to call specific commands.
In specific, from inside vim I want to run:
:!drush cc all
When ever I call a command from inside vim (with !) I get a forbidden shell escape.
Is there any way I can allow this in lshell?
Thanks :)
Bill
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I've been using BOA for Drupal. A very very sort and maybe inaccurate description is that BOA is a set of technologies that facilitates drupal hosting.
BOA uses lshell for the users it creates on the system.
I am fine with lshell, since I can change what is allowed and what not through the .conf file.
However, there is one issue I haven't managed to solve.
I use Vim to do anything. From inside vim I need/want to call specific commands.
In specific, from inside vim I want to run:
:!drush cc all
When ever I call a command from inside vim (with !) I get a forbidden shell escape.
Is there any way I can allow this in lshell?
Thanks :)
Bill