windows - Problems running python program with srvany.exe -

I should present it with a complete disclaimer that I am very quick in my Python development days

I have created a simple dragon program that waits for a socket connection with a local IP address on port 20000. When it receives a connection, it pops up message alerts using win32api.

  # import Tcpintercomserver.py import socket import system win32api ip = socket.gethostbyname (socket.gethostname ()) #socket creation sock = socket.socket (socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) #binding server_resress = (IP, 20000) sock.bind (Server_address) print server_address #Listen sock.listen (1) While correct: # wait for connection connection, client_address = sock.accept () win32api.MessageBox (0, 'message Text ',' Titeltex ', 0x00001000) # Close the connection connection .coz ()  

I have a mail client program that only connects to the socket that script Trying to which team takes the case to reach you (DNS name or IP address)

  # tcpintercomcli.py import socket import system # Create a TCP / IP socket socket = socket. Socket (socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) # Connect the socket to the port where the server is listening to server_address = (sys.argv [1], 20000) sock.connect (server_address)  

All of this runs fine as a script, then I used to use CAX_Freeze to convert them into executables. Both were run like they were scripts.

I have now taken the server script and connected it with a service with srvany.exe and used SC command in Windows.

I installed the service using SC "Intercom" binPath = "C: \ dist \ srvany.exe"

In the Registry, under the Intercom Service Key, Key, and set the string value to the application c: \ dist \ tcpintercomserver.exe

Then I execute a "net start intercom" and the service starts successfully, and tcpintercomserver. Exe is listed as running process However, when I run tcpintercomcli.py or tcpintercomcli.exe, a E warning does not come.

I am amazed ... is there something with the CX_Freeze process that can make this mess?