0.5.0b3 & 0.5.0b4 won't start on Ubuntu/Linux systems anymore

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bacon
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0.5.0b3 & 0.5.0b4 won't start on Ubuntu/Linux systems anymore

Post by bacon »

Starting b3 or b4 gives the following error messages:

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$ sabnzbdplus 
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "SABnzbd.py", line 67, in <module>
    from sabnzbd.misc import get_user_shellfolders, launch_a_browser, real_path, \
ImportError: cannot import name windows_variant
Especially the last line is kinda irritating on linux systems ;)

Downgrading back to 0.5.0b1 "fixes" the problem, sabnzbd then starts without any problems/errors.
BTW: I used the portable/src package of all three versions on Ubuntu 8.10.
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Re: 0.5.0b3 & 0.5.0b4 won't start on Ubuntu/Linux systems anymore

Post by shypike »

Very strange.
It looks like you have a mixture of old and new code.

Can you check the file misc.py ? It should contain the line

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def windows_variant():
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Re: 0.5.0b3 & 0.5.0b4 won't start on Ubuntu/Linux systems anymore

Post by bacon »

shypike wrote: It looks like you have a mixture of old and new code.
My fault ... I just checked ~/bin and it looks like I accidentially unpacked b3 and b4 into b1's dir. Thanks to your answer I unpacked b4 in it's own location and now it's working like a charm. Could have thought of this myself...
Nevermind.
Thank you!
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