wiki:WindowsServiceScript

Version 7 (modified by happyhackuser, 14 years ago) (diff)

Updated for 0.11.7 on Python 2.6.5 from python.org

Run Trac as Windows Service

Notice: This plugin is unmaintained and available for adoption.

Description

This a simple script to install and run Trac as Windows service. It supports Start and Stop command, and log messages to event log.

This script design is inspired from TurboGears similar script.

Download

Download and install Mark Hammond's Python for Windows Extensions.

Download the script from here (tracservice.py), or view script.

Usage

  1. Copy file to '\Python23\Scripts\'
  2. Edit CONSTANTS SECTION inside the script
  3. Install service:
    cd/d c:\python23\scripts
    ..\python tracservice.py install
    
  4. Run service
    ..\python tracservice.py start
    

Recent Changes

13691 by rjollos on 2014-02-20 02:01:38

Applied follow-on to [13672] from bwanamarko. Refs #11584.

  1. On L67 in OPTS each part of auth tuple should be enclosed in separate sets of quotes.
  2. Forgot to add quotes around string 'log' on L76.
  3. Since using tuple for auth, in add_auths() on L81 remove L82 and change input arg vals to info.
  4. base_path never had any default, so set its default to None after L132.
  5. Can't split None so move L162 into if block
  6. These are non-POSIX paths, so don't need to strip forward slashes, only backslashes.
13672 by rjollos on 2014-02-19 10:30:57
Applied Trac 1.0 compatibility patch. Fixes #11584. Patch by bwanamarko.
11990 by rjollos on 2012-09-13 09:23:30
Added source file that was attached to the project wiki page.
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Author/Contributors

Author: flox
Contributors:

Comments

Many thanks ! Script + 0.10 patch works for a multi project setup on 0.11.3. Also works for 0.11.7 using Python 2.6.5 from http://www.python.org/.

PYTHON = r'D:/trac/Python25/python.exe'
INSTANCE_HOME = r'D:/trac'

OPTS = [
  ( '--auth', ('"*",D:/trac/users.txt,trac') ),
  ( '--port', '8000' ),
  ( '-e', 'D:/trac'),
]

and set single_env = False further down