_svc_name_ = 'MyService' _svc_display_name_ = 'My Service display name' def SvcStop ( self ): Servicemanager.LogInfoMsg ( "Service running." ) class MyServiceFramework (win32serviceutil.ServiceFramework ): This is where work is done!""" nning = True while nning: """Stop the service""" nning = False def run ( self ): """Silly little application stub""" def stop ( self ): Import win32serviceutil # ServiceFramework and commandline helper import win32service # Events import servicemanager # Simple setup and logging class MyService: hidden-import win32timezone myservice.py # With Administrator privilges # Install: dist\myservice.exe install # Start: dist\myservice.exe start # Install with autostart: dist\myservice.exe -startup delayed install # Debug: dist\myservice.exe debug # Stop: dist\myservice.exe stop # Uninstall: dist\myservice.exe remove """ import time reg file and test the configuration.""" # Prerequisites: pip3 install pywin32 pyinstaller # Build: pyinstaller.exe -onefile -runtime-tmpdir=.
Install PyInstallter on Windows and Linux:.Install Python and Pip on Ubuntu (installing pip solve all python dependencies):.
Install Python (with Pip) on Windows (get latest build from ).An updated Windows 10, with Linux Subsystem enabled and configured with Ubuntu (please refer to this link: ).Today i want to propose the same process, performed on Windows. Recently I've written a brief post about the packaging of a python script for Linux and Windows on a Linux machine, using PyInstaller and Wine.
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