> This is unsupported, because the main executable needs to know where the
> libraries are located, and currently the bootloader hardcodes the same
> directory of the executable.
Is this going to be supported in future version?
> > When you execute app(Linux) using console, internally os.getcwd()
> > returns correct directory but when you execute app using file manager
> > (dolphin, nautilus etc) by clicking, os.getcwd() returns a different
> > directory. Why it's like that?
>
> This is standard Linux behaviour. Do not rely on getcwd(), use
> "dirname(sys.executable)" (only in freezed mode).
I was using os.getcwd() only at one place and I have removed it.
Application is freezed using debug=True option and while executing app
from console, you can see various things happening but still I am not
able to execute the app using click method. Nothing happens...
App is using it's own logging functions, and all the conditional cases
where I am using sys.exit, a detailed message goes into the to log. I
am not able to find out exit point where app is getting crashed or
what so ever.
Could you give me some pointers?
Thanks
Prashant
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