Hi Sam,
On Tue, May 29, 2018 at 02:17:25PM +, Sam Spade wrote:
> Sorry here is what I meant:
>
> If I run Calibre with the launcher or with the command line, now it works
> fine.
> But if I run the following command:
> $ calibre-debug --test-build
> it still returns the same "error":
> File
> $ calibre-debug --test-build
Uhh aahh, never tried this - I actually not even know what this should
do ;-)
Norbert
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severity 900165 normal
thanks
> I had a problem with Qt on my machine: every Qt apps returned a segfault.
Ah, ok.
> Now I still get the same error, but the missing module doesn't prevent
> Calibre to work.
When, where? Here on my machine:
$ calibre
qt5ct: using qt5ct plugin
qt5ct: D-Bus
Hi Sam,
> I updated to version 3.24.2+dfsg-1 and I get exacly the same returns from the
> same commands.
> Have you an idea of what missing package could contain the module "dukpy" ?
THere is none, it is not packaged by now.
I am simply wondering why the program starts at all on my computer ;-)
tags 900165 + moreinfo unreproducible
severity 900165 important
thanks
> File "/usr/lib/calibre/duktape/__init__.py", line 15, in
> import dukpy
> ImportError: No module named dukpy
Interesting, I have 3.24, but was running 3.23 of course, and never saw
this behavior. Do you have any
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