I am working on a web application based on tornado and sqlalchemy that I
want to distribute to Windows users so they can install and uninstall with
zero pain and execute the program without needing to install anything else
(including python or pywin32). After a bit of research it appears like
ther
Shiram Karra, I am in no way experienced, but I do believe that pywin32
would not help with the first or second. In my opinion and experience, the
easiest way to make the exe would be py2exe, and you should look to NSIS
for making your installeer, as NSIS is fairly easy to use.
Hoping I helped, Nin
Wondering if any of you have stumbled across the following
behavior:
I'm doing a recursive directory listing of my Windows folder and
I can access the timestamps and file sizes of all files except
the following 6 files:
In the \windows\microsoft.net\framework\v2.0.50727\config folder:
enterprise
I'm guessing Microsoft set some unusual ACLs on the files for security
reasons. Have you looked at the advanced security options for these
files in Windows Explorer? Have you tried running the script as
Administrator? If you don't really care about the files you can skip
them. If for some reaso
Hm, ok. I think I will just go with py2exe and NSIS.
Thanks
Sriram
On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 9:19 PM, Nivth Ket wrote:
> Shiram Karra, I am in no way experienced, but I do believe that pywin32
> would not help with the first or second. In my opinion and experience, the
> easiest way to make the e
