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The Flask app was initially written using Python's built-in dictionary object to store information, but this doesn't work when deployed using uwsgi with multiple worker threads, since each thread maintains its own information regarding jobs. To fix this, we create a shared SQLite database which all worker threads can read from.

We should eventually create and allow session tokens for login instead of requiring the user to log in with their username and password every time they refresh the /admin page. Benefits would include:

• Allowing the user to stay signed in for a period of time
• Track logins and session tokens issued more easily allowing user to identify bad logins without us looking at the server logs
• (Eventually) allow certain people access to longer/unlimited job size

However, this is a low priority issue. Currently, they will have to log in every time they open the admin page.

Probably a bug updating the database's killed field.