Mark,
fter upgrading to 211, I am getting
an
import error on my wx module. Are these tied together in some weird
way?
Not that I can think of, and build 211 didn't add any funky new import
tricks or anything. However, build 211 is packing the MFC DLL now, so
*that* could be related - try
> For some reason, after upgrading to 211, I am getting
> an
> import error on my wx module. Are these tied together in some weird
> way?
Not that I can think of, and build 211 didn't add any funky new import
tricks or anything. However, build 211 is packing the MFC DLL now, so
*that* could be re
Kevin,
Also check the permissions on the problem users registry. I would
expect that to cause a different error, but it might be worth checking.
Most users are local admins. And it's just been happening for the last
couple of weeks, so it's likely what Roger said: a corrupt registry
entry.
Mike Driscoll wrote:
Tim,
Mike
Driscoll wrote:
[... snip problems checking service status ...]
Well I've no idea if this suggestion will actually work
round whatever the issue is but...
... you can use WMI to query service info. (You knew I
was going to say that, didn't you?)
I knew you'd
Hi!
Can you try to wrap command-line SC?
Example of command-line :
sc query winvnc
Example of wrap:
def clwrap(commande, cdir='.'):
import os
if cdir!='.':os.chdir(cdir)
a = os.popen(commande)
return a.read()
print clwrap('sc query winsvc')
@-salu
Roger Upole wrote:
Mike Driscoll wrote:
Mike Driscoll wrote:
Hi,
In one of my login scripts for work, I run a query to see if the VNC
service is running using the win32serviceutil module. The code for
that I am using looks something like this:
import win32serviceutil
serviceState = win32ser
Tim,
Mike
Driscoll wrote:
[... snip problems checking service status ...]
Well I've no idea if this suggestion will actually work
round whatever the issue is but...
... you can use WMI to query service info. (You knew I
was going to say that, didn't you?)
I knew you'd have some idea...you a
Also check the permissions on the problem users registry. I would expect
that to cause a different error, but it might be worth checking.
Kevin Horn
On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 2:25 PM, Roger Upole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Mike Driscoll wrote:
>
>> Mike Driscoll wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> In o
Mike Driscoll wrote:
Mike Driscoll wrote:
Hi,
In one of my login scripts for work, I run a query to see if the VNC
service is running using the win32serviceutil module. The code for
that I am using looks something like this:
import win32serviceutil
serviceState = win32serviceutil.QueryServic
Mike Driscoll wrote:
Hi,
In one of my login scripts for work, I run a query to see if the VNC
service is running using the win32serviceutil module. The code for
that I am using looks something like this:
import win32serviceutil
serviceState = win32serviceutil.QueryServiceStatus('VNC Server'
Mike Driscoll wrote:
[... snip problems checking service status ...]
Well I've no idea if this suggestion will actually work
round whatever the issue is but...
... you can use WMI to query service info. (You knew I
was going to say that, didn't you?)
Example you can modify:
http://tgolden.sc.s
Hi,
In one of my login scripts for work, I run a query to see if the VNC
service is running using the win32serviceutil module. The code for that
I am using looks something like this:
import win32serviceutil
serviceState = win32serviceutil.QueryServiceStatus('VNC Server')[1]
This works in 9
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