Re: PyDS 0.7.2 upgrade problems

Georg Bauer <gb-BRhJDZTO+/[email protected]> Sun, 16 May 2004 10:53:16 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.comp.pythin.pyds.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi!

>> That won't happen before either I switch to Panther (not very likely 
>> to happen) or Debian releases 3.1 (not very likely to happen in the 
>> near future, as it is Debian we are talking about ;-) ) or I running 
>> some 3.1 testing box where I run PyDS (unlikely, as PyDS only runs on 
>> my production machines and those usually run Debian stable).
>
> Of course, I understand the Debian issue but don't understand the OS X 
> issue.

Very simple issue: I still run 10.2. Since OS X upgrades have to be 
paid for, I don't lightly upgrade. And since there are very specific 
issues that will produce problems on my machine (a 12" Powerbook - 
Apple "tuned" the parameters for running the CPU fan in a way that will 
make my machine much louder than with the current settings), it's 
unlikely that I upgrade. And since Apple announced 10.4, it's very 
unlikely that I upgrade to 10.3 at all - maybe 10.4 if it is out and my 
problems with 10.3 are solved in that one.

The issue with the python2.2 need is quite easily resolved if you just 
install PyDS into a python2.2 installation. With Debian, for example, I 
have all Python releases since 1.5 available in parallel.

> *shrug* It works for me, and several other people from what I can 
> tell, when used unchanged, but it is difficult to say which of the 
> problems I am experiencing may be because I'm running on 2.3

I think it was Jeremy Bowers who reported some problems. Maybe he will 
send in patches for those some time in the future - but I seem to 
remember he reported them on stuff he doesn't really use.

> Well, it doesn't work. :-)  Same error messages as before.  I'd be 
> happy to take a closer look if I knew where to look.

Ah, found it, PyDS still tries to start the thread despite the tool 
being inactivated. I fixed that one in CVS. Please try again wether 
disabling now works correctly.

bye, Georg