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dsawhney	2010-06-16 , 04:48
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I just updated to 1.3 version and now it is getting stuck at "authenticating...". If I enter the username/password again, it logs in fine.

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fatalsaint	2010-06-16 , 04:50
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Originally Posted by dsawhney

I just updated to 1.3 version and now it is getting stuck at "authenticating...". If I enter the username/password again, it logs in fine.

This happens every time you open it?

Run:

Code:

/opt/pyRadio/pyRadio.py

From a terminal and see if there is any error output.

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dsawhney	2010-06-16 , 04:55
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Originally Posted by fatalsaint

This happens every time you open it?

Run:
Code:
/opt/pyRadio/pyRadio.py
From a terminal and see if there is any error output.

Launching it from xterm fixed the issue, now I can't reproduce it anymore. Thanks for the help.

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	Flandry	2010-06-16 , 21:06
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Nothing happens when running from icon. If i start it with /opt/pyRadio/pyRadio.py, i get this error in libpiano/pulse_calls.py line 7

ImportError: No module named glib

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fatalsaint	2010-06-16 , 21:14
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Originally Posted by Flandry

Nothing happens when running from icon. If i start it with /opt/pyRadio/pyRadio.py, i get this error in libpiano/pulse_calls.py line 7

ImportError: No module named glib

ahhh.. sneaky little imports snuck in from qwerty12's code.

I just looked at it and verified that only 2 actual imports are required in there.

If you want to use it now, you can edit:

/opt/pyRadio/libpiano/pulse_calls.py

And at the very top there is:

Code:

from ctypes import *

Followed by 2 import lines. You can completely remove the first one (sys, os, time, thread) and remove glib from the second one. So all thats up there will be:

Code:

from ctypes import *
import gobject

I will implement this fix when I get home and publish it tonight.

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	qwerty12	2010-06-16 , 21:17
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Originally Posted by fatalsaint

ahhh.. sneaky little imports snuck in from qwerty12's code.

I just looked at it and verified that only 2 actual imports are required in there.

In my defense, that was a full PyGStreamer example (ripped from another page...)

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fatalsaint	2010-06-16 , 21:20
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Originally Posted by qwerty12

In my defense, that was a full PyGStreamer example (ripped from another page...)

I know, I didn't blame you - I didn't clean it up well enough

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I wonder though if that'll fix his problem... what is glib provided by? You and I have it.. I would have thought python-gobject provides it.. but that's a dependency for pyRadio so he has to have that one..

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	qwerty12	2010-06-16 , 21:23
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Originally Posted by fatalsaint

I know, I didn't blame you - I didn't clean it up well enough .

I wonder though if that'll fix his problem... what is glib provided by? You and I have it.. I would have thought python-gobject provides it.. but that's a dependency for pyRadio so he has to have that one..

I should've put actual useful comments in it...

~ $ dpkg -S glib.so | grep python
python-gobject: /usr/lib/pyshared/python2.5/gtk-2.0/glib/_glib.so

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	Flandry	2010-06-16 , 21:26
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Thanks, that did the trick, although it took long enough to start up that i thought it had failed again.

To sort of answer my previous question about the difference in processor usage over the command line, C implementation: i have regular problems with hiccups in audio with pyRadio that i didn't have in pianobar. Changing the volume causes it to happen, switching app focus does it, etc. I'm sure after a reboot it will be smoother--it's due to the tendency of Maemo5 to *#&% up memory/processor usage after a few days of uptime, which is getting tiresome. So, not pyRadio's fault but indicative it has higher resource requirements (unsurprisingly).

Looks slick so far--more feedback after some usage (and a reboot).

Edit: Get a room, you two. :P

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fatalsaint	2010-06-16 , 21:26
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Originally Posted by qwerty12

I should've put actual useful comments in it...

Yeah so that makes no sense. Even though the imports are unnecessary and I should remove them anyway.. should not be preventing him from running it because with python-gobject he should get glib.

Flandry:

Code:

dpkg -l | grep python-gobject

It's installed right?

Well.. if its working for you, then I guess so. That's quite strange.