Not sure I understand. Is your problem that you do python nweb2py.py -a 'password'
and you get? TypeError: cannot create weak reference to 'classobj' object I have never seen this before. How do you run it? Which python version? Do you have a loger traceback? On Apr 14, 10:47 pm, mart <msenecal...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > thought it would simple enough to do, but ... surprise , surprise on > me! > > here's the gist: i have some scripts, that do a good part of my day to > day. functions, modules, etc... are called through a set of navigable > menus (everything is interactive @ the cmd line) . they look like > below. What I am trying to do is get option 11 (below) to work... > option 11 is supposed to bring me to a "web2py" menu where I can > configure its settings (like, password, Cron (True or False), which > app to open once the server is running, etc....) works like an ascii > looking wizard, which works great! but... but I can not get web2py to > launch. I tried pretty much everything I can think of like 'python > web2py.py -i 127.0.0.1 -p 8000 -a blabla --nogui', importing widget, > etc... and using many different options to launch (subprocess, > os.system, exec, popen, etc...). Ideally, web2py would start without > invoking the UI. > > Now that I have DAL stand-alone and web2py sharing and playing with > the same tables, I wanted to start making things interesting... > > the jam is the weak reference exception popping up... > > TypeError: cannot create weak reference to 'classobj' > object > > Anybody have a trick handy??? :) > > thanks in advance, > Mart :) > > No. | option > ---------------------------------------------------- > 1. | kick off a full build > 2. | kick off a partial build (specify CMD) > 3. | create new build_spec > 4. | interactive shell > 5. | interface to P4 > 6. | blueFTP client > 7. | dump tables to...(xml or csv) > 8. | setup local_user > 9. | view local_user table > 10. | view storage info > 11. | launch web2py > > 12. | back to MAIN MENU > 13. | quit
