FWIW, here's the output from win32\test\testall.py (I don't know if I
should assume that all should pass or not). This is on a Win2k Server
with Python 2.4.2 and pywin32 build 207:
C:\Python24\Lib\site-packages\win32\test>python testall.py
..
I'm afraid I've no idea. The first thing to check is that username
configured to use the service, and check that the service does not rely on
any network shares or similar. Most service problems relate to this (eg,
trying to run a service from a mapped drive as the LocalSystem account
doomed to f
Try ensuring all methods have parens - eg:
> myDistList.Save
> myDistList.Display
May not have any effect without the trailing () to indicate a method call.
Mark
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I have a Python service (vmpro_pager.py) which worked fine when I wrote
it a month ago. You can see the complete source code here:
http://projects.amor.org/misc/browser/vmpro_pager.py It runs an SMTP
proxy to clean up SMTP messages from a sender which is not compliant
with the SMTP spec. Today, we
I have the below script to play around with contact lists in outlook. When it runs, I get a popup in outlook asking me if i want to gve the script access, I say yes, it seesm to run okay, but no new distribution list in my contact folder is created. I have very similar VBA code which runs just f
> Here's the thing; I took your advice and kept an eye out for errors
> related to the debugger support and fixed them when I found them
> (often with a just quick try except clause as you suggested, I'll
> revisit them when I get time),
Please do, and feed the changes you made back to me (even if
On 3/15/06, Mark Hammond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello,
> > I'm stress testing an application I have written using the Python Asp
> > bindings, on occasions I get an ASP 0147 error (Internal Server
> > Error), In the IIS logs it manifests itself as a c005 trapable
> > error.
>
> That sou
