Hi All,
I am using pycron on my windows machine. the crontab.txt file is generated by my wxpython application and the pycron is run as a service.
with UAC & virtualization on vista the changes won’t be reflected on the files under program files but as virtualization is enabled on the wxpython application it will work fine.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/technetmag/issues/2007/06/UAC/default.aspx
but the changes wont be reflected on the crontab.txt when the pycron tries to access it. I guess as the virtualization is not enabled it won’t look under the virtual store directory.
if only i can dynamically update pycron.cfg with inno to point to the new location. anybody else have a similar situation …
any suggestion is much appreciated…
cheers
Thomas
Hi Thomas,
Thomas Thomas wrote:
Hi All,
I am using pycron on my windows machine. the crontab.txt file is generated by my wxpython application and the pycron is run as a service.
with UAC & virtualization on vista the changes won't be reflected on the files under program files but as virtualization is enabled on the wxpython application it will work fine.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/technetmag/issues/2007/06/UAC/default.aspx
but the changes wont be reflected on the crontab.txt when the pycron tries to access it. I guess as the virtualization is not enabled it won't look under the virtual store directory.
if only i can dynamically update pycron.cfg with inno to point to the new location. anybody else have a similar situation ..
any suggestion is much appreciated..
Haven't used pycron, but it sounds as if the crontab.txt file is under Program Files (or some other system folder), if you can move it to another folder e.g. a commonapp/pycron then you will not have the virtualization problem (this is something you will have to get away from as sooner or later the virtualization will be off by default and then maybe even go away).
Werner