From: Rosina B. <rbi...@ea...> - 2004-05-23 11:16:07
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I'm totally new to gramps. I tried looking through the archive for the answer to this, but I couldn't find anything that I haven't already tried. I just installed gramps-1.0.3 from the rpm. When I run gramps, I get the following: $ gramps Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/share/gramps/gramps.py", line 80, in ? import gramps_main File "/usr/share/gramps/gramps_main.py", line 45, in ? import gnome.ui ImportError: No module named ui I've tried to make sure everything is up to date. I have the following packages installed: gnome-python2-canvas-1.99.14-5 gnome-python2-bonobo-2.0.0-4.1 gnome-python2-gtkhtml2-2.0.0-4.1 gnome-python2-2.0.0-4.1 gnome-python2-gnomevfs-2.0.0-4.1 gnome-python2-gconf-2.0.0-4.1 pygtk2-1.99.16-8 And all the packages came from RedHat, so hopefully they are complete. I tried deleting ~/.gconf and ~/.gconfd as I read in one message. But, I'm still getting the error. Any ideas how I can fix this? Thanks, Rosina -- Rosina Bignall rbi...@ea... |
From: Rosina B. <rbi...@ea...> - 2004-05-23 04:01:37
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I'm totally new to gramps. I tried looking through the archive for the answer to this, but I couldn't find anything that I haven't already tried. I just installed gramps-1.0.3 from the rpm. When I run gramps, I get the following: $ gramps Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/share/gramps/gramps.py", line 80, in ? import gramps_main File "/usr/share/gramps/gramps_main.py", line 45, in ? import gnome.ui ImportError: No module named ui I've tried to make sure everything is up to date. I have the following packages installed: gnome-python2-canvas-1.99.14-5 gnome-python2-bonobo-2.0.0-4.1 gnome-python2-gtkhtml2-2.0.0-4.1 gnome-python2-2.0.0-4.1 gnome-python2-gnomevfs-2.0.0-4.1 gnome-python2-gconf-2.0.0-4.1 pygtk2-1.99.16-8 And all the packages came from RedHat, so hopefully they are complete. I tried deleting ~/.gconf and ~/.gconfd as I read in one message. But, I'm still getting the error. Any ideas how I can fix this? Thanks, Rosina -- Rosina Bignall rbi...@ea... |
From: Graeme N. <gni...@tp...> - 2004-05-28 05:15:23
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On Sun, 2004-05-23 at 14:00, Rosina Bignall wrote: > I'm totally new to gramps. I tried looking through the archive=20 > for the answer to this, but I couldn't find anything that I=20 > haven't already tried. >=20 > I just installed gramps-1.0.3 from the rpm. When I run gramps, I=20 > get the following: >=20 > $ gramps > Traceback (most recent call last): > File "/usr/share/gramps/gramps.py", line 80, in ? > import gramps_main > File "/usr/share/gramps/gramps_main.py", line 45, in ? > import gnome.ui > ImportError: No module named ui >=20 >=20 > I've tried to make sure everything is up to date. I have the=20 > following packages installed: >=20 > gnome-python2-canvas-1.99.14-5 > gnome-python2-bonobo-2.0.0-4.1 > gnome-python2-gtkhtml2-2.0.0-4.1 > gnome-python2-2.0.0-4.1 > gnome-python2-gnomevfs-2.0.0-4.1 > gnome-python2-gconf-2.0.0-4.1 > pygtk2-1.99.16-8 >=20 >=20 > And all the packages came from RedHat, so hopefully they are=20 > complete. >=20 > I tried deleting ~/.gconf and ~/.gconfd as I read in one message. >=20 > But, I'm still getting the error. Any ideas how I can fix this? >=20 > Thanks, > Rosina Hello Rosina, see my other reply to tyou re his problem. From the above the problem is you have a completely messed up versions. You will have to go back to the *1.99* versions of all the libraries. --=20 Kind regards, Graeme Nichols Public Key available from http://keyserver.kjsl.com:11371/#extract ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Justice, n.: A decision in your favor. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- - IMPORTANT. - - The contents of this email and any attachments, which may be con- - =20 - fidential, are sent for the personal attention of the addressee/s - - only. If you receive this email and are not the intended addressee - - please inform the sender and delete this email immediately. Use, - - copying, disclosure or forwarding of the contents of this email - - and/or any attachment/s is not authourised. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
From: Don A. <dal...@us...> - 2004-05-23 14:34:00
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Rosina, What distribution are you running? Did the gnome-python2 packages come with the distribution or did you get them elsewhere? I've seen this problem before when the gnome-python2 package was incompletely built. Don On Sun, 2004-05-23 at 05:14, Rosina Bignall wrote: > I'm totally new to gramps. I tried looking through the archive > for the answer to this, but I couldn't find anything that I > haven't already tried. > > I just installed gramps-1.0.3 from the rpm. When I run gramps, I > get the following: > > $ gramps > Traceback (most recent call last): > File "/usr/share/gramps/gramps.py", line 80, in ? > import gramps_main > File "/usr/share/gramps/gramps_main.py", line 45, in ? > import gnome.ui > ImportError: No module named ui > > > I've tried to make sure everything is up to date. I have the > following packages installed: > > gnome-python2-canvas-1.99.14-5 > gnome-python2-bonobo-2.0.0-4.1 > gnome-python2-gtkhtml2-2.0.0-4.1 > gnome-python2-2.0.0-4.1 > gnome-python2-gnomevfs-2.0.0-4.1 > gnome-python2-gconf-2.0.0-4.1 > pygtk2-1.99.16-8 > > > And all the packages came from RedHat, so hopefully they are > complete. > > I tried deleting ~/.gconf and ~/.gconfd as I read in one message. > > But, I'm still getting the error. Any ideas how I can fix this? > > Thanks, > Rosina > |
From: Rosina B. <rbi...@ea...> - 2004-05-23 17:40:45
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Don Allingham wrote: >Rosina, > >What distribution are you running? Did the gnome-python2 packages come >with the distribution or did you get them elsewhere? > >I've seen this problem before when the gnome-python2 package was >incompletely built. > >Don > > > Thanks for your help, Don! I'm using Redhat Enterprise WS 3, fully updated. I was originally getting segmentation faults, so I looked around and grabbed the gnome-python2-2.0.0-4.1 packages built for Fedora Core by Redhat (knowing that they might not work and I might have to go back to 1.99 if they didn't). They installed fine, but now I get the gnome.ui error. Any suggestions? Thanks, Rosina -- Rosina Bignall rbi...@ea... |
From: Rosina B. <rbi...@ea...> - 2004-05-24 02:54:41
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FYI, I went back to the gnome-python2-1.99.16-8 packages because some other apps were broken as well (with the gnome.ui message) and now I get nothing but a segmentation fault from gramps. Is there any way I can trace one of these to give more information to find out what's causing it? Thanks, Rosina > > Thanks for your help, Don! I'm using Redhat Enterprise WS 3, fully > updated. I was originally getting segmentation faults, so I looked > around and grabbed the gnome-python2-2.0.0-4.1 packages built for > Fedora Core by Redhat (knowing that they might not work and I might > have to go back to 1.99 if they didn't). They installed fine, but now > I get the gnome.ui error. Any suggestions? > Thanks, > Rosina > -- Rosina Bignall rbi...@ea... |
From: Graeme N. <gni...@tp...> - 2004-05-24 02:59:31
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On Mon, 2004-05-24 at 03:39, Rosina Bignall wrote: > Don Allingham wrote: >=20 > >Rosina, > > > >What distribution are you running? Did the gnome-python2 packages come > >with the distribution or did you get them elsewhere? > > > >I've seen this problem before when the gnome-python2 package was > >incompletely built. > > > >Don > > > > =20 > > >=20 > Thanks for your help, Don! I'm using Redhat Enterprise WS 3, fully=20 > updated. I was originally getting segmentation faults, so I looked=20 > around and grabbed the gnome-python2-2.0.0-4.1 packages built for Fedora=20 > Core by Redhat (knowing that they might not work and I might have to go=20 > back to 1.99 if they didn't). They installed fine, but now I get the=20 > gnome.ui error. Any suggestions?=20 >=20 > Thanks, > Rosina Rosina, the problem is the gnome-python2-2.0.0-4.1 package that you installed, which is not incompletely built but it SHOULD flag a whole heap of dependencies. The Python, gnome-python, gtk2 etc, are a real dogs breakfast. Every time you update to another version the libraries etc. get put in another location and this is what happened when you installed gnome-python2-2.0.0-4.1. Since you are using RHES, which is based on RH8/9, you will have to remove gnome-python2-2.0.0-4.1 and re-install the original package from your distribution disks, probably gnome-python2-1.99 or something similar.=20 I have been through the exact same problem with my RH8 and unless you want to update a whole heap of packages, which could mess up the reliability of your system, you will have to live without the LPRDoc.py plugin. Its not that necessary. gramps-1.0.3 should install on RHES with no problems. Have a look at the wiki page http://gramps.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/SystemRequirements and follow the RH8 install instructions. Let me know how you get on. Good luck, --=20 Kind regards, Graeme Nichols Public Key available from http://keyserver.kjsl.com:11371/#extract ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Your processor does not develop enough heat. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- - IMPORTANT. - - The contents of this email and any attachments, which may be con- - =20 - fidential, are sent for the personal attention of the addressee/s - - only. If you receive this email and are not the intended addressee - - please inform the sender and delete this email immediately. Use, - - copying, disclosure or forwarding of the contents of this email - - and/or any attachment/s is not authourised. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
From: Rosina B. <rbi...@ea...> - 2004-05-24 04:03:53
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Graeme Nichols wrote: >Rosina, the problem is the gnome-python2-2.0.0-4.1 package that you >installed, which is not incompletely built but it SHOULD flag a whole >heap of dependencies. The Python, gnome-python, gtk2 etc, are a real >dogs breakfast. Every time you update to another version the libraries >etc. get put in another location and this is what happened when you >installed gnome-python2-2.0.0-4.1. > I was wondering about that, I would have thought it would require more than just the gnome-python2 packages, especially when updating the pygtk2 packages would have required more packages that then required a bunch more packages (so I didn't upgrade it). But since it didn't have it in the dependencies I thought I'd try it since I was getting segfaults before updating. So, I backed out and "rpm -e -nodeps"'d the gnome-python2 packages completely and reinstalled the current updates from rhn (easier than trying to figure out which cd they are on). Now, I'm back to getting seg faults again with no explanation as to why. Any suggestions how to find out what's causing the seg fault? Thanks, Rosina -- Rosina Bignall rbi...@ea... |
From: Don A. <don...@co...> - 2004-05-25 14:43:36
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Rosina Bignall wrote: > I was wondering about that, I would have thought it would require more > than just the gnome-python2 packages, especially when updating the > pygtk2 packages would have required more packages that then required a > bunch more packages (so I didn't upgrade it). But since it didn't have > it in the dependencies I thought I'd try it since I was getting > segfaults before updating. > So, I backed out and "rpm -e -nodeps"'d the gnome-python2 packages > completely and reinstalled the current updates from rhn (easier than > trying to figure out which cd they are on). Now, I'm back to getting > seg faults again with no explanation as to why. Any suggestions how to > find out what's causing the seg fault? Segfaults are usually caused by support libraries, such has gnome-python, or gtk. Errors the the GRAMPS code cause a "traceback", which displays a lot of useful information (one of the advantages of using a higher level language like python). So, my guess is that the problem resides in one of the libraries. Unfortunately, I don't have access to the same distribution that you are running. At work, we have an AMD Opteron Enterprise WS 3, so I'll try it there. However, since it is not an x86, I may not be able to duplicate the problem. There are a few methods we could use to try to debug this, but let me try the WS 3 machine first. Don |
From: Rosina B. <rbi...@ea...> - 2004-05-26 17:07:36
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Don Allingham wrote: > Rosina Bignall wrote: > >> I was wondering about that, I would have thought it would require >> more than just the gnome-python2 packages, especially when updating >> the pygtk2 packages would have required more packages that then >> required a bunch more packages (so I didn't upgrade it). But since >> it didn't have it in the dependencies I thought I'd try it since I >> was getting segfaults before updating. >> So, I backed out and "rpm -e -nodeps"'d the gnome-python2 packages >> completely and reinstalled the current updates from rhn (easier than >> trying to figure out which cd they are on). Now, I'm back to >> getting seg faults again with no explanation as to why. Any >> suggestions how to find out what's causing the seg fault? > > > Segfaults are usually caused by support libraries, such has > gnome-python, or gtk. Errors the the GRAMPS code cause a "traceback", > which displays a lot of useful information (one of the advantages of > using a higher level language like python). > > So, my guess is that the problem resides in one of the libraries. > Unfortunately, I don't have access to the same distribution that you > are running. At work, we have an AMD Opteron Enterprise WS 3, so I'll > try it there. However, since it is not an x86, I may not be able to > duplicate the problem. > > There are a few methods we could use to try to debug this, but let me > try the WS 3 machine first. Thanks Don. How'd it go with the machine at work? Any luck? I've tried to check and see if I might have installed any libraries from anywhere but Redhat. I don't see anything suspicious but I do install non-Redhat packages from time to time since I like to try out new software that doesn't always come with the distro, so I double checked. All the non-Redhat packages appeared to be software, not libraries, so unless they overwrote something, I don't see anything there. Cheers, Rosina -- Rosina Bignall rbi...@ea... |
From: Don A. <don...@co...> - 2004-05-26 17:36:40
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Rosina Bignall wrote: > > > Thanks Don. How'd it go with the machine at work? Any luck? I've > tried to check and see if I might have installed any libraries from > anywhere but Redhat. I don't see anything suspicious but I do install > non-Redhat packages from time to time since I like to try out new > software that doesn't always come with the distro, so I double checked. > All the non-Redhat packages appeared to be software, not libraries, so > unless they overwrote something, I don't see anything there. From what I've been able to determine, RH WS3 does not ship a complete gnome-python set. It seems to be missing several packages that GRAMPS needs. The packages are gnome-python2-gconf and gnome-python2-gnomevfs. This is kind of odd, because they are all part of the gnome-python source code. It might be possible to install the packages from the RH 9 release. If you do this, install all the gnome-python2 packages - even the ones you already have. Otherwise, you might have to compile these from source code. Don |
From: Graeme N. <gni...@tp...> - 2004-05-28 05:11:22
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On Mon, 2004-05-24 at 14:02, Rosina Bignall wrote: > Graeme Nichols wrote: >=20 > >Rosina, the problem is the gnome-python2-2.0.0-4.1 package that you > >installed, which is not incompletely built but it SHOULD flag a whole > >heap of dependencies. The Python, gnome-python, gtk2 etc, are a real > >dogs breakfast. Every time you update to another version the libraries > >etc. get put in another location and this is what happened when you > >installed gnome-python2-2.0.0-4.1. > > >=20 > I was wondering about that, I would have thought it would require more=20 > than just the gnome-python2 packages, especially when updating the=20 > pygtk2 packages would have required more packages that then required a=20 > bunch more packages (so I didn't upgrade it). But since it didn't have=20 > it in the dependencies I thought I'd try it since I was getting=20 > segfaults before updating.=20 >=20 > So, I backed out and "rpm -e -nodeps"'d the gnome-python2 packages=20 > completely and reinstalled the current updates from rhn (easier than=20 > trying to figure out which cd they are on). Now, I'm back to getting=20 > seg faults again with no explanation as to why. Any suggestions how to=20 > find out what's causing the seg fault? >=20 > Thanks, > Rosina Hello Rosina, You will have to back out of ALL the updates you have installed and go back to the original versions on your distribution CDs, and ONLY those versions. Try and re-install gramps. If you get any dependencies install ONLY those dependency versions for your release. Like I said, the whole python, gnome-python, pygtk2 etc. libraries are a complete dogs breakfast. Every version upgrade of any of the libraries appears to spread them ever wider on your file system and unless you upgrade ALL of them at once to the same version everything will break. I have been through this nightmare myself so I know what I'm talking about. If you cannot get any of the dependencies from your distribution CDs then use the RH9 versions. They should work. --=20 Kind regards, Graeme Nichols Public Key available from http://keyserver.kjsl.com:11371/#extract ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Justice, n.: A decision in your favor. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- - IMPORTANT. - - The contents of this email and any attachments, which may be con- - =20 - fidential, are sent for the personal attention of the addressee/s - - only. If you receive this email and are not the intended addressee - - please inform the sender and delete this email immediately. Use, - - copying, disclosure or forwarding of the contents of this email - - and/or any attachment/s is not authourised. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |