I tried running the vbs file today and its not working. So I done python server.py in cmd and getting an error. Not sure why tho? I didnt change anything.
Ye growl need to run its the program that shows notifications. If you wanna hide the CMD window from server.py you can just make a bat-file containing "python c:\path\to\file\server.py" then make a .vbs file containing :
then you run the .vbs file and it should run the bat file with no window. thats what i did since i failed with making a service of the .py file with AnySrv, it just started and stopped lol, well well it works atleast.
And on N900 theres alot of ways to run stuff in background. a noob-friendly and simple way is to use the "nohup client.py &" command
The nohup command doesnt work for me or doesnt do much. Terminal still runs and i get no notifications.
Running the normal way (python client.py) works and shows notifications.
The nohup command doesnt work for me or doesnt do much. Terminal still runs and i get no notifications.
Running the normal way (python client.py) works and shows notifications.
How about "screen"?
A question...
is it compatible with python 3.1?
I can't run it on my WIndows
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so this works over wifi, correct? what if there is no hotspot available?
Then without a wifi connection it will not be able to inform you of any notifications........however if it does manage to connect to a wifi and you had any calls/txts then it will inform you of them.
I guess its ideal for home/office use as your phone might be lying about somewhere so would come in handy.
Hopefully future update will fix this issue, but for now im glad at least it works!
Well, it's kinda simple why it's not working outside your wi-fi.
You see, you used internal IP which only works inside the same network.
In order to get it work on all networks you need to use your PCs external IP and insert into the client.py but then you need to open the port you use in your router/firewall to.
