Thanks, I will try this out.
On Apr 24, 2006, at 4:27 AM, Nigel King wrote:
>
> I have had trouble with this, see my earlier mail. And I now think the
> problem is with privileges, and which resource is asking for
> turbogears
> to start.
>
> I have ended up with a little script which starts several turbogears
> services. This sits in my bin directory and is useable once the
> boot is
> complete. Since the outputs are going to nohup.out there is no need
> for
> the terminal after this script is done.
>
> Nigel
>
> #!/usr/bin/env python
> """
> Automatically restarts the python processes for turbogears
> applications
> """
> import commands, os
>
> # list of services required
> servers=[("pathprofiles",8081),
> ("FamilyTree",8088),
> ("support",8092)]
>
> def killProcess(ps):
> s, o = commands.getstatusoutput(ps)
> o = o.split("\n")
> for l1 in o:
> if len(l1)>10:
> l = l1[:5]
> print "killing", l, l1
> s, k = commands.getstatusoutput("kill %s" % l)
>
> # top level directory for turbogears applications
> os.chdir("/Users/nigelk/Documents/PythonScripts/turbogears/trunk")
>
> for f, port in servers[:]:
> killProcess("ps -aw | grep %s-start.py | grep -v grep | grep -v
> /sw/bin/tracd" % f)
> # start process using nohup.out as the output terminal
> os.chdir(f)
> print os.spawnlp(os.P_NOWAIT,"/usr/bin/nohup", "/usr/bin/nohup",
> "python", "%s-start.py" % f)
> os.chdir("..")
> print "restarting %s on port %s" % (f, port)
>
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