Hello,
I setup a Windows 7 32bit machine in order to compile Pyhoca-gui for
windows.
I have everything working thanks to: http://wiki.x2go.org/doku.php/wiki:development:build-howto-mswin:pyhoca-gui
However I did run into an issue with gevent. Originally I was using the gevent binary release 0.13.8.
However build_exe was failing, bbfreeze was calling multiplath and trying to import gevent.ares and failing. Sorry, I can't get the stack trace to copy/paste.
From what I can tell the ares module was optional, so it may not be in the binary release. Is that correct??
I got a binary release of 1.0b4 and installed it and now it is working. I did a basic sanity test only:
What I would like to know is what version of gevent was pyhoca-gui compiled with? How can I fix the binary gevent 0.13.8 release? Not sure I want to be running beta releases of gevent.
Thanks Michael
Hey,
I was too excited, the build is working however the installed version
of Pyhoca-gui does not work.
So the current state of affairs:
From C:\Program Files\Pyhoca-gui I can get a Python prompt by running py.exe, however pyhoca-gui.exe does nothing.
I compared the installed directories between the web site version and my version and they look identical except the web site has wxpython 2.9.4 and I am using 2.9.5.
Any help is appreciated.
Michael
On Tue, Nov 19, 2013 at 1:08 PM, Michael Gale <gale.michael@gmail.com>wrote:
Hello,
I setup a Windows 7 32bit machine in order to compile Pyhoca-gui for
windows.
I have everything working thanks to: http://wiki.x2go.org/doku.php/wiki:development:build-howto-mswin:pyhoca-gui
However I did run into an issue with gevent. Originally I was using the gevent binary release 0.13.8.
However build_exe was failing, bbfreeze was calling multiplath and trying to import gevent.ares and failing. Sorry, I can't get the stack trace to copy/paste.
From what I can tell the ares module was optional, so it may not be in the binary release. Is that correct??
I got a binary release of 1.0b4 and installed it and now it is working. I did a basic sanity test only:
- built and exe using build_exe
- ran pyhoca-gui in dev mode and started and terminated a session.
What I would like to know is what version of gevent was pyhoca-gui compiled with? How can I fix the binary gevent 0.13.8 release? Not sure I want to be running beta releases of gevent.
Thanks Michael
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Hi Michael,
On Mi 20 Nov 2013 05:48:13 CET, Michael Gale wrote:
So the current state of affairs:
- I can launch Pyhoca-gui from MINGW32 prompt by doing './pyhoca-gui --start-xserver'
- python build_exe produces an installer exe which I can install and uninstall
- Attempting to launch pyhoca-gui from the installed exe does nothing, no output and no errors
From C:\Program Files\Pyhoca-gui I can get a Python prompt by running py.exe, however pyhoca-gui.exe does nothing.
I compared the installed directories between the web site version and my version and they look identical except the web site has wxpython 2.9.4 and I am using 2.9.5.
Any help is appreciated.
Michael
Please check the output in %APPDATA%\PyHoca-GUI/pyhoca-gui.log to see
what module imports fail.
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Hi Michael,
On Di 19 Nov 2013 21:08:07 CET, Michael Gale wrote:
What I would like to know is what version of gevent was pyhoca-gui compiled with? How can I fix the binary gevent 0.13.8 release? Not sure I want to be running beta releases of gevent.
I recommend 1.0b4 (though still buggy at several places). It results
in much better (non-blocking) performance.
The official build of PyHoca-GUI is also using 1.0b4.
Mike
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