Ralf Schmitt wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I use the attached program to start a win32 service.
> Stopping the service using the service manager works fine, but when I
> reboot the machine, the service just seems to be killed, without
> SvcStop/SvcShutdown being called (i.e. it never prints "DONE" on reboot).
> Tested on w2k using python2.3, and on XP using Python 2.4, both using
> pywin 205.
>
> Does anybody have an idea?
>
One has to register a console ctrl handler:
import win32api
def handler(*args):
print "HANDLER:", args
return True
win32api.SetConsoleCtrlHandler(handler, True)
I'm not sure about the return value of handler, but at least I now get
my "DONE" in the logfile:
my logfile afterwards contains:
Fri Dec 02 14:00:02 2005 running
Fri Dec 02 14:00:03 2005 running
HANDLER: (5,)
Fri Dec 02 14:00:04 2005 running
Fri Dec 02 14:00:05 2005 running
Fri Dec 02 14:00:06 2005 running
Fri Dec 02 14:00:07 2005 running
Fri Dec 02 14:00:08 2005 running
HANDLER: (5,)
HANDLER: (6,)
HANDLE CTRL:Fri Dec 02 14:00:09 2005 running
5
ACCEPTED: 5
DONE
- Ralf
WTF. Using Windows is just an aburd waste of time.
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