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fedora 29, whipper 0.72, Error While Executing Any Command #332
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Thanks for the issue report! In the meantime let's ping @mruszczyk which is whipper's package contributor for Fedora. |
yes |
Can you try installing libcdio with dnf? I can check if something changed recently but I thought one of the dependencies pulled it in. I’ll take a look tomorrow to be sure. |
$ sudo dnf install libcdio
[sudo] password:
Last metadata expiration check: 0:23:17 ago on Mon 12 Nov 2018 09:14:07 AM CET.
Package libcdio-2.0.0-3.fc29.x86_64 is already installed.
Dependencies resolved.
Nothing to do.
Complete! |
What version of pycdio do you have installed? The current soname for libcdio on f29 is libcdio.so.18 so something is looking for an older version of libcdio, was this a fresh install or an upgrade from a previous version of fedora? |
pycdio-2.0.0-3.fc29.x86_64 |
Did you ever have whipper installed via source or installed pycdio via pip? I would try removing pycdio via dnf, then pip uninstall pycdio then reinstall pycdio from dnf. |
sudo dnf remove pycdio Package Arch Version Repository Removing: Transaction Summary Remove 11 Packages Freed space: 6.0 M Removed: Complete! |
Any news about this one? |
No new news. I reinstall every package related to whipper dependencies, but that don't change anything, So I don't now what to do. Everything is installed from official repositories. |
@mruszczyk Any ideas about what may be causing this issue? |
I find solution. The problem was local not upstream. I noticed in traceback that Whipper try to import some files from local ~/.local/lib/pithon2.7/... directorium. I guess it's a remnant of my previous old Mint installation when I build it myself. So I just delete local files and Whipper start to work without problem. |
Thanks. Perhaps check your PYTHONPATH. |
$ whipper -v
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