Trying to play around with a VMWare player virtual instance of windows XP, 32
bit, service pack 3, etc. to try out, among other things, python executables,
code etc., since my primary machine is a windows7 64 bit machine, and while
these executables, built using py2exe seem to run fine on actual
Bill, did you ever find a resolution to your pythonservice.exe issue?
>I've got the PyWin32 extensions installed in a private site-packages
>directory under my stuff, which isn't the same as the Python
>site-packages site. I need a way to set PYTHONPATH, or in some other
>way initialize the DLL l
Your question is sorely lacking in detail and therefore may not draw
the kind of responses you are hoping for.
What, exactly, are you trying to do?
Are you trying to create a Windows Share of a local drive from within Python?
Are you trying to mount a remote share from Python?
A literal parsing
Can I share a remote drive? How?
Thank
pacopyc
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On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 12:59 PM, Tim Roberts wrote:
> David Hutto wrote:
>> initiates the START command, which means it works, but not on command
>> line when using SoundRecorder which is in the system32 dir. I thought
>> it might be a directory placement problem, but don't know if that
>> would
On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 12:59 PM, Tim Roberts wrote:
> David Hutto wrote:
>> initiates the START command, which means it works, but not on command
>> line when using SoundRecorder which is in the system32 dir. I thought
>> it might be a directory placement problem, but don't know if that
>> would
David Hutto wrote:
> initiates the START command, which means it works, but not on command
> line when using SoundRecorder which is in the system32 dir. I thought
> it might be a directory placement problem, but don't know if that
> would be the correct way to fix it, or if that's even the problem.
I thought "start" wasn't an actual executable but rather a builtin
command of the cmd.exe shell.
Have you tried something like:
scope = subprocess.Popen([r'cmd.exe', '/c start SoundRecorder'],shell
= True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
regards,
Preston
On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 1:09 AM, David Hutto wr
