Commit e927195 prevents bot from starting when running without virtualenv #2834
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Aug 7, 2016
Fix 32bit check, darwin and linux use the same file Make it a function Check if file exists, if not show error Define file_name first Fix return Check if file exists, if not show error Print info about paths Fix for 32/64bit detection
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this is getting old really quickly.... @brantje can't you close the issue section and fix the wiki first? |
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Sorry, did I miss something (all too easy to do when info is very scarce on the ground!) |
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Errr.... encrypt.so location has nothing to do with virtualenv. I'm running the latest dev correctly with encrypt.so in my bot's root folder and using virtualenv. |
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Just saying ... I'm probably not the only one to make the conscious |
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Expected Behavior
Bot should starts
Actual Behavior
Bot doesn't start, instead says encode.so is missing.
Steps to Reproduce
Try to start the bot if you aren't using virtualenv!
Other Information
OS: Ubuntu 16.04
Git Commit: 4eb7b38
Python Version: 2.7.12
I am not using virtualenv and had the bot working previously by placing the compiled libencrypt.so into /usr/lib and symlinking it to /usr/lib/encrypt.so (I know renaming libencrypt.so to encrypt.so would have worked also!)
This commit explicitly looks for encrypt.so in the bot's directory and if it doesn't find it lets you know. What it should do is also take into account those of us not using virtualenv who have it working with a global environment.
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