'module' object has no attribute 'fork'

[zhd]

OS: Win7 32bit
Python: 2.7.5
When I run command "start", there is an error 'module' object has no attribute 'fork'.
How can I run ramona on windows?

[ateska]

Yes, Windows are supported platform, however minor.
Can you provide full trackback of this issue?
Thank you

[zhd]

When I running demo.py, the error happend.
Thanks a lot!
The config file is below:

--------ramona.conf---------------------------------------------------
[general]
appname=ramona-dev

logdir=.\log\

[ramona:server]
#consoleuri=unix:///tmp/ramona-dev.sock?mode=0600
consoleuri=tcp://localhost:7788
pidfile=.\tmp\ramona-dev.pid

[ramona:console]
#serveruri=unix:///tmp/ramona-dev.sock
serveruri=tcp://localhost:7788
history=.\ramonadev_history

------------demo.conf---------------------------------------------------
[general]
appname=ramona-demo

logdir=.\log
logmaxsize=10000

[env]
RAMONADEMO=test
RAMONAdemo1=test2
STRIGAROOT=
DEVNULL=/dev/null
FOO=bar

[env:alternative1]
BAR=foo

[ramona:server]
#consoleuri=unix:///tmp/ramona-demo.sock?mode=0600
#consoleuri=tcp://127.0.0.1:8899?ssl=1&certfile=democert.pem
consoleuri=tcp://127.0.0.1:7788
pidfile=.\ramona-demo.pid
log=/ramona-demo.log

[ramona:notify]
#delivery=smtp://user:password@smtp.gmail.com:587/?tls=1
receiver=foo@bar.com
#sender=ramona@bar.com

[ramona:console]
#serveruri=unix:///tmp/ramona-demo.sock
#serveruri=tcp://127.0.0.1:8899?ssl=1&certfile=democert.pem
serveruri=tcp://127.0.0.1:7788
history=.\ramona_demo_history

[program:hellocycle]
command=bash -c "sleep 1; echo ahoj1 ttot neni error nebo je; sleep 1; echo ja nevim;sleep 1; echo error to je; sleep 1; echo -n err; sleep 2; echo or; sleep 1; ls --help; sleep 1"
stdout=
stderr=

[program:testdisabled]
disabled=true
command=tail -f /dev/null

[program:two]

Uses [env:alternative1]

env=alternative1
command=bash -c "while true; do date; echo Bar '(should print foo):' ${BAR}; echo 'Foo (should be blank):' ${FOO}; sleep 1; done"

[program:ramonahttpfend]
command=
loglevel=DEBUG
listen=tcp://localhost:4455,tcp://[::1]:5588
#username=admin

Can get either plain text or a SHA1 hash, if the password starts with {SHA} prefix

#password=password

SHA example. To generate use for example: echo -n "secret" | sha1sum

#password={SHA}e5e9fa1ba31ecd1ae84f75caaa474f3a663f05f4

[program:testexit]
command=bash -c "exit 2"

[ctph-java]

I am also encountering this error. Immediately after executing xxx.py start, I get "ERROR: 'module' object has no attribute 'fork'. I am running Python 2.7 on Windows XP 32-bit if that matters. Still looking around for a fix/troubleshooting. :(

[ilxj]

hi
windows are not support os.fork() ,you can use cygwin,and run it！