[Twisted-Python] (no subject)
Blake Winton
blakew at sonainnovations.com
Wed Oct 17 15:26:38 MDT 2001
> > Rename everything in bin\ to include ".py" at the end.
> > Does this break anything in particular for the Unix folks?
> > I realize it does make it a little more annoying, but can
> > you live with that to get it working under Windows?
> Well, see, the twistd binary in there is mainly oriented towards unix
> (it will try to daemonize, unless there's a '-n' option, etc.), and
> really what is needed is decent infrastructure for running under
> Windows. That means a .exe generated from distutils, and an NT service,
> and as Juergen said autogenerated binaries.
That would all be nice. Is anyone working on it?
> Given all that, it does run, last I checked
I'm still having problems with mktap, but they seem to be more
problems with my Python setup than with mktap itself...
Oh, wait, there it goes...
> (I did an app.run(0) instead of running my daemon with twistd).
I'm going to write up how I got working what I got working, and post it
to the list... Later, after I've got more than just the web server
running. Which probably means tomorrow, since now it's Wolfenstein time. ;)
> Except there was that wierd bug where
> telnetting from linux to a windows telnet server crashed twisted (I'm
> not kidding)...
Ugh. I don't think I could even test for that.
As for the other bug, are you going to check in a fix? I agree that a
call to rstrip() in the _encode method is the "Right Thing (tm)".
Later,
Blake.
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