Hi Guillaume, > I'm using pytrainer from at least a year and worked fine so far. > Today, i add a new gpx file (a combinaison of 2 files done in the same > day) and can't run pytrainer anymore.
Ups! It is strange that corrupted file got imported. > Pytrainer is coming a couple of second and then disappear. > How can i delete this file from pytrainer? If not changed, data is stored under ~/.pytrainer/gpx/ I would suggest creating a backup of whole personal pytrainer directory (including database and all stuff so you can rollback safely to current state) $ tar -cvzf pytrainer_backup.tar.gz ~/.pytrainer then remove problematic file from filesystem and see if pytrainer starts fine. Please note there will be a misalignment between what is stored in database and real situation (one file will be missed), so it would be a good idea to delete related activity from pytrainer application. > my config is ubuntu14.04 with pytrainer up todate. Good to know, but please keep in mind that many people don't use Ubuntu and might not be aware of current pytrainer version on it ;) I used to validate xml file with xmllint (command line). Might be worth giving it a try with the output of your combined file. Hope it helps, David ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Pytrainer-devel mailing list Pytrainer-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/pytrainer-devel
