install core import httpslistener

[Aaron792000]

I have the server running on one machine just fine, but trying to install on another machine. [windows 10] w/ python 2.7.14 and get this error when trying to load.

C:\AlarmServer>AlarmServer.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\AlarmServer\alarmserver.py", line 17, in
from core import httpslistener
File "C:\AlarmServer\core\httpslistener.py", line 5, in
import tornado.ioloop
ImportError: No module named tornado.ioloop

[juggie]

Use pip and install tornado.

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[Aaron792000]

Thanks! Think that may have been the issue. Sorry not versed in Python.

[rct]

FYI - Some packaging (like Linux OS distributions) package Tornado in multiple packages. A base tornado package and some additional packages with additional tornado modules. I don't remember which OS, but on something I tried (Fedora, CentOS, raspbian???) I searched for available tornado packages and found what I needed.

[Aaron792000]

I'm all set not now. Unfortunately hosting on Windows 10. Thanks to all contributors for this great codebase!