The video is very useful - thanks :) I have problems under Windows with python web2py.py -K app
I guess this is due to MultiProcessing It works fine with: python web2py.py -S app -M -N -R scheduler.py Where that file contains: current._scheduler.worker_loop(heartbeat=20) However I don't get any feedback on status or anything. I'd also love to see it possible to start as a secondary process from core Web2Py If cron worked in Windows service mode then @reboot would be perfect, but it doesn't so I'd need to freeze a 2nd web2py instance & add a 2nd service wrapper? Seems like it would be more complex & bloated than necessary (not for the scheduler itself of course, but for Python & all Libs) Cheers, Fran.
