Introduction
What does it do?
With jw_ you can configure just ONE shell script which
also non-admin BE users can execute (if he has rights to access the
BE module).
By default parallel execution of the script will be prevented, but as an administrator you still can allow parallel execution.
Examples
Backup
Let you BE users decide when it's time to start the configured backup script.
Import
Add a possibility for your BE users to start the configured import script.
Last three log entries
Set the shell script to show the last 3 lines of the TYPO3 log:
tail -n 3 /var/www/html/var/log/typo3_61d7538bf5.logShow content of a file
Set the shell script to show the content of a file:
cat /var/www/html/index.phpExecute typo3 commands
In most cases your BE users does not have access to scheduler module,
but with jw_ you can let your BE users execute a TYPO3
command:
typo3 scheduler:runScreenshots
See jw_ in action.
Execute Command
This is an example output of the BE module of jw:. As you can
see there is no possibility for an editor to change the configured shell
script. There is just one button to execute the command and the job is done.
After execution you will see the command output.
Prevent Parallel Execution
By default it is not possible to execute a shell script, if another BE editor/admin is currently logged-in to TYPO3 BE. That prevents parallel executions of the shell script which may result into unwished side-effects.
Since version 3.0.0 you, as an admin, can activate parallel execution in extension settings
