[medusa] How to run Python/Medusa as a Win2000 service?
Chuck Wagner
cwagner@s...
Thu, 15 Mar 2001 12:41:27 -0600
Well, as a starter on Python apps as a service, there are examples in
Hammond's Python Programming on Win32 book. If you don't have that, you
absolutely need it.
Using those examples as a basis we were able to run our python app as a
service on Win2k, and it's based on Sam's Asyncore/Asynchat architecture. We
did have to put in a hack to asyncore to check the event flag after every
timeout so that we could stop the service.
I imagine that running medusa would involve a similar effort.
Chuck
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