Re: [Webware-devel] Launch.py / AppServer options

2004-12-01 Thread Winston Wolff
I agree. We should keep as much logic as possible in the webware tree (not in the working dirs). We _do_ need a few bits of info from the working directory in order to bootstrap the AppServer: 1. python version to execute (i.e. python2.2 vs. /usr/bin/python vs. c:\python23\python.exe). 2. path to

Re: [Webware-devel] Launch.py / AppServer options

2004-12-01 Thread Ian Bicking
Jason Hildebrand wrote: On Wed, 2004-12-01 at 12:11 -0600, Ian Bicking wrote: I just noticed some checkins by Jason for PID files and whatnot. Anyway, I have a different version of Launch.py that handles some similar issues -- writes its PID out to a file, changes its user and group, opens the log

Re: [Webware-devel] Launch.py / AppServer options

2004-12-01 Thread Jason Hildebrand
On Wed, 2004-12-01 at 12:11 -0600, Ian Bicking wrote: > I just noticed some checkins by Jason for PID files and whatnot. > Anyway, I have a different version of Launch.py that handles some > similar issues -- writes its PID out to a file, changes its user and > group, opens the log file. It also c

[Webware-devel] Launch.py / AppServer options

2004-12-01 Thread Ian Bicking
I just noticed some checkins by Jason for PID files and whatnot. Anyway, I have a different version of Launch.py that handles some similar issues -- writes its PID out to a file, changes its user and group, opens the log file. It also checks if there's another Webware appserver (using the same