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web2py(1)							   User Commands							 web2py(1)

NAME
web2py - web2py Web Framework server launcher SYNOPSIS
web2py [options] DESCRIPTION
web2py is a the startup script to launch web2py server running applications located the current directory. If the user has not write per- missions on this directory, web2py will server applications located at ~/web2py ATTENTION: unless --nogui option or a password is specified (-a "passwd") web2py will attempt to run a GUI. In this case command line options are ignored. OPTIONS
These programs follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below. For a complete description, see the Info files. --version Show version of program and exit. -h, --help Show summary of options and exit. -i IP, --ip=IP Ip address of the server (defaults: 127.0.0.1) -p PORT, --port=PORT Port of server (defaults:8000) -a PASSWORD, --password=PASSWORD Password to be used for administration (use -a "<recycle>" to reuse the last password)) -c SSL_CERTIFICATE, --ssl_certificate=SSL_CERTIFICATE File that contains ssl certificate -k SSL_PRIVATE_KEY, --ssl_private_key=SSL_PRIVATE_KEY File that contains ssl private key -d PID_FILENAME, --pid_filename=PID_FILENAME File to store the pid of the server -l LOG_FILENAME, --log_filename=LOG_FILENAME File to log connections -n NUMTHREADS, --numthreads=NUMTHREADS Number of threads (deprecated) --minthreads=MINTHREADS Minimum number of server threads --maxthreads=MAXTHREADS Maximum number of server threads -s SERVER_NAME, --server_name=SERVER_NAME Server name for the web server -q REQUEST_QUEUE_SIZE, --request_queue_size=REQUEST_QUEUE_SIZE Max number of queued requests when server unavailable -o TIMEOUT, --timeout=TIMEOUT Timeout for individual request (Defaults: 10 seconds) -z SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT, --shutdown_timeout=SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT Timeout on shutdown of server (Defaults: 5 seconds) -f FOLDER, --folder=FOLDER Folder from which to run web2py -v, --verbose Increase --test verbosity -Q, --quiet Disable all output -D DEBUGLEVEL, --debug=DEBUGLEVEL Set debug output level (0-100, 0 means all, 100 means none; default is 30) -S APPNAME, --shell=APPNAME Run web2py in interactive shell or IPython (if installed) with specified appname (if app does not exist it will be created). -P, --plain Only use plain python shell; should be used with --shell option -M, --import_models Auto import model files; default is False; should be used with --shell option -R PYTHON_FILE, --run=PYTHON_FILE Run PYTHON_FILE in web2py environment; should be used with --shell option -T TEST_PATH, --test=TEST_PATH Run doctests in web2py environment; TEST_PATH like a/c/f (c,f optional) -C, --cron Trigger a cron run manually; usually invoked from a system crontab --softcron Triggers the use of softcron -N, --no-cron Do not start cron automatically -J, --cronjob Identify cron-initiated command -L CONFIG, --config=CONFIG Config file -F PROFILER_FILENAME, --profiler=PROFILER_FILENAME Profiler filename --nogui Text-only, no GUI -A ARGS, --args=ARGS Should be followed by a list of arguments to be passed to script, to be used with -S, -A must be the last option --interfaces=INTERFACES Allows multiple interfaces to be served AVAILABILITY
The latest version of web2py can always be obtained from http://www.web2py.com/examples/default/download DOCUMENTATION
The Official web2py book is available at http://www.web2py.com/book AUTHOR
web2py was written by Massimo Di Pierro <mdipierro@cs.depaul.edu>>. This manual page was written by Jose L. Redrejo Rodriguez <jredrejo@debian.org>, for the Debian project (and may be used by others). Debian January 30, 2011 web2py(1)