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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #2470 | duplicate | Build Failure AttributeError 'module' has no 'version' | daira | BillChappell |
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Building Tahoe 1.10.1 from source on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. When I run "python setup.py build", I first see a warning while pyOpenSSL-0.13.1/setup.py is running that “no previously-included files matching ‘*.pyc’ found anywhere in distribution”. The build ends with message “AttributeError?: ‘module’ object has no attribute ‘version’”. I then run "python setup.py build" again and it finishes cleanly, creating a tahoe binary that uploads and downloads via the Web UI (have not tested all modes). |
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| #937 | duplicate | 'tahoe run' doesn't work for an introducer node | davidsarah | Bryan Larsen |
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I tried following the instructions (running.html) for creating an introducer, and it didn't work. With some help from secorp on IRC, we determined that I should use "tahoe start dirname" rather than "tahoe run". There's may be an underlying bug that should be fixed, but the install instructions should be fixed irregardless because people use the current install instructions on old versions. This problem occurred with both 1.5 and 1.6 |
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| #1746 | fixed | write test for anti-Ubuntu-crash-reporter exception-catching code | davidsarah | ChosenOne |
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Hey, I just noticed that 'tahoe put' (without any parameters, in an unconfigured state) might throw an IOError (No such file or directory: u'~/.tahoe/node.url'). While this itself is a little unfriendly towards user, it is also causing the Ubuntu 'Crash report' application the show up. The 'crash report' appears to be a new features in Ubuntu 12.04. Apparently, it's sitting in the background looking for failures/exceptions and nags people who know what they do :P This may lead to bad statistics at Ubuntu about tahoe's stability. Also, it's pretty annoying. :) (See attachment) |
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