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lattyware · 02-23-08

http://www.box.net/shared/me760ne888

Updated version. Now the scripting system should be more usable and obvious on what to do (other minor updates, a man page, READMEs, etc...)

Again, testing and the like would be good. If anyone feels like writing a script then that'd be cool. Obviously, it's useless without any scripts, but I'm hoping people will write stuff for their own use, and then share with others, so people can just use from a library of available ones.

version2 · 02-23-08

Following your instructions, I can't get simpleconf to run. I get:

Code:

sh: ./simpleconf: Permission denied.

I've tried root, I've tried the ocnix user, I've tried sudo with the ocnix user...

Edit: It may be a problem on my end, my OCNix build got screwed up, it seems.

lattyware · 02-24-08

You need to set the file as executable. Apparently whatever you use to extract your files does not keep the executable file permission. Do 'chmod a+x simpleconf' and then './simpleconf' or just right click the file in Nautilus, choose properties, permissions, make file executable, and then double click simpleconf and choose run from the popup (You could also just do 'python simpleconf', but it's impossible to do that with a GUI, so...).

version2 · 03-17-08

I get all sorts of errors:

Also, for whatever reason, I can't get the dbus dependancy even though it is in the debian sid repositry?!?

I installed python-gtk and the error message surprisingly stayed the same.

R3ap3R · 03-17-08

I had the same problem, gave up.... figured it was my fault (user error)

lattyware · 03-18-08

That's because you are running it with sh ./simpleconf - sh runs it as a bash script - it's a python script.

python simpleconf or ./simpleconf will work (it has a shabang, so if you set it as executable, the latter will work).

version2 · 03-18-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by lattyware

That's because you are running it with sh ./simpleconf - sh runs it as a bash script - it's a python script.

python simpleconf or ./simpleconf will work (it has a shabang, so if you set it as executable, the latter will work).

It had given me the same error.

To my knowledge, running sh ./simpleconf should work anyway, because it calls for the python binary in the file, right?

I'll try again.

lattyware · 03-19-08

what, 'python simpleconf' gave you the same error? Something is going wrong with your setup, then...

version2 · 03-29-08

lattyware · 03-30-08

OK, the problem is, it was written for python 2.5, and you are using 2.4 (I tried 2.4 and got that error).

Quote:

gareth@gBox42:~/Documents/development/simpleconf$ python2.4 ./simpleconf
File "./simpleconf", line 186
class devices():
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

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