Fixes some issues with Py3 not building
Brings the 2 build_env files more in line with each other
Fixes some typos in the build_env scripts
Removes the need for seperate req files for Py2 and Py3
Setup.py uses the windows req file on Windows
Removes the need to install pycrypto and pyyaml in setup.py. They are
now handled in the req.txt
Uses pypi resources instead of downloading .whl files and .exes for
dependencies
Updates nssm version to address the issue in #46192
Removes nssm from buildenv and downloads 32 and 64 bit versions of nssm
in build_pkg.bat
Removes the AppNoConsole=1 setting from the nsis script since it is not
needed with the new version of nssm
The configuration option max_open_files defaults to 100,000, but the
salt-master service is only started with a limit of 16,384 open files.
Therefore the higher limit cannot be applied and there will be a log
message:
Current values for max open files soft/hard setting: 16384/16384
The value for the 'max_open_files' setting, 100000, is higher than what
the user running salt is allowed to raise to, 16384. Defaulting to
16384.
This is related to #40173.
Installation fails on headless machines if `/passive` is set, `/passive` will display an installation progress bar on windows desktop. `/quiet` suppresses the GUI and does not fail when there is no desktop session available. Fixes#45036.
Py3 installs to c:\python35
Quote the path to the python install directory
Fix spellings in comments
Move pywin32 dlls to site-packages/win32 instead of python root
Remove pywin32 postinstall and testing scripts
Add passive switch to py3 uninstall
Windows default for stopping a service is 30 seconds. This changes the
default timeouts for the salt-minion service to more closely resemble
how it is handled in Windows. This gives Python a chance to cleanly exit
before being forcibly closed.
Version 2.1.4+ requires git to be installed, usually in the form of xcode
command line tools. 2.1.3 has a memory leak problem, 2.1.2 is not
available. So that leaves 2.1.1.
