Timothy Grant <tjg at exceptionalminds.com> wrote: <snip!> : However, I am curious why there is more a problem with an app : calling the useradd command, than there is with an admin : issuing a useradd from the command line? As long as python isn't running setuid root, or as long as the script is suitable chmod'ed for admins only, os.system() isn't much of a big deal (aside from unintended consequences). But whenever such scripts make it out for user-level use, os.system() gives me the creeps because of all the nastiness that can result. I just don't trust it for much of anything :)
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