Thanks! In trunk. On Thursday, 11 April 2013 10:55:43 UTC-5, Stephen Tanner wrote: > > I Think I tracked down the issue. > > In the windows service, it just imports the HttpServer class from main, > and then creates one using the options.py for its settings. > > However, when starting a web2py not as a service, it makes a call to > main.py > > In gluon.main.py we can see that rewrite.load is imported and then later > just run with global file scope as a call to load() > > This however is not done in association to creating or starting a > web-server so when the windows service creates the HttpServer object no > call is made to load() > > To fix this edit gluon.winservice.py, and add the following lines to the > try block in the start function > ... > try: > from rewrite import load > load() > self.server.start() > except: > .... > > This causes it to read the routes.py file before starting the server and > should cause the desired action. > > On Monday, August 20, 2012 12:15:25 AM UTC-4, Dave wrote: >> >> I generally am not the person to be monkeying around with things on >> Windows. That said, one of my customers is about to take over management >> and ownership of a web2py application I have written for them. I seem to >> be having an issue testing the deployment for them. >> >> I created an options.py file and the service installs and starts >> properly. Unfortunately, for some reason it does not appear the routes.py >> file is being parsed on startup though. Even though the default app is >> set, a request to / still attempts to go to /welcome/... If I go in to the >> admin interface and choose reload routes, everything works... until the >> service is restarted that is. >> >> If I run web2py from the command line .. ie python web2py.py -p 80 -a >> 'password', the routes.py file gets parsed on startup. >> >> Any ideas? >> >
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