def __init__(self, component_manager, ui, server_only=False):
Component.__init__(self, component_manager)
Server.__init__(self, self.config().machine_id(),
self.config()["sync_server_port"], ui)
self.server_only = server_only
self.check_for_edited_local_media_files = \
self.config()["check_for_edited_local_media_files"]
def run(self):
Server.__init__(self, "client_machine_id", "192.168.2.54", 8186,
self.mnemosyne.main_widget())
# Because we stop_after_sync is True, serve_forever will actually stop
# after one sync.
self.serve_forever()
self.mnemosyne.finalise()
def __init__(self, component_manager, ui, server_only=False):
Component.__init__(self, component_manager)
Server.__init__(self, self.config().machine_id(),
self.config()["sync_server_port"], ui)
self.server_only = server_only
self.check_for_edited_local_media_files = \
self.config()["check_for_edited_local_media_files"]
def run(self):
# We only open the database connection inside the thread to prevent
# access problems, as a single connection can only be used inside a
# single thread.
self.mnemosyne.initialise(os.path.abspath("sync_from_here"))
self.mnemosyne.review_controller().reset()
Server.__init__(self, "server_machine_id", "127.0.0.1", 8190,
self.mnemosyne.main_widget())
# Because we stop_after_sync is True, serve_forever will actually stop
# after one sync.
self.serve_forever()
self.mnemosyne.finalise()
def run(self):
Server.__init__(self, "client_machine_id", 8186,
self.mnemosyne.main_widget())
self.serve_until_stopped()
def run(self):
Server.__init__(self, "client_machine_id", 8186,
self.mnemosyne.main_widget())
self.serve_until_stopped()
