I've searched through the mailing list archives and cannot find a
reference to an installation problem I'm having with tmda-cgi-0.15
I had tmda-cgi running on a 32 bit installation of Fedora Core 4, and
the
only installation option I changed was the location of the .../cgi-bin
directory.
I have QMail and vPopmail installed on the server.
Now, I can't seem to get it going on the 64 bit version of the same OS.
I keep getting the following list of errors when I try to login with a
valid user and password:
NoSectionError |
Python 2.4.3: /usr/bin/python
Thu Oct 26 12:12:04 2006 |
A problem occurred in a Python script. Here is the sequence of
function calls leading up to the error, in the order they occurred.
| /home/sdownie/tmda-cgi-0.15/tmda-cgi.py
|
123 # Serious error. Suggest an install
|
124 import Install
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125 Call(Install)
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126 sys.exit()
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127 else:
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| Call =
<function Call>, Install = <module 'Install'
from '/home/sdownie/tmda-cgi-0.15/Install.pyc'> |
| /home/sdownie/tmda-cgi-0.15/tmda-cgi.py
in Call(Library=<module 'Install' from
'/home/sdownie/tmda-cgi-0.15/Install.pyc'>, Str=None) |
86 Library.Show(Str)
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87 else:
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88 Library.Show()
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89
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90 # Capture WebUID
|
| Library =
<module 'Install' from
'/home/sdownie/tmda-cgi-0.15/Install.pyc'>, Library.Show =
<function Show> |
| /home/sdownie/tmda-cgi-0.15/Install.py
in Show() |
702
|
703 # Load template
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704 T = Template.Template(TemplateFN, PVars = PVars)
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705
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706 # _javascript_ confirmation?
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| T undefined, global
Template = <module 'Template' from
'/home/sdownie/tmda-cgi-0.15/Template.pyc'>, Template.Template =
<class Template.Template>, TemplateFN =
'welcome.html', global PVars =
<Session.Session instance> |
| /home/sdownie/tmda-cgi-0.15/Template.py
in __init__(self=<Template.Template
instance>, Filename='welcome.html', BoilerPlate=None,
SubTemplate=None, Name=None, PVars=<Session.Session instance>) |
156 # to allow Themes to use custom settings
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157 if PVars:
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158 for var in PVars.vars( "Theme" ):
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159 self.Dict[ var ] = PVars[ "Theme", var ]
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160 self.Items = {}
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| var undefined, PVars =
<Session.Session instance>, PVars.vars =
<bound method Session.vars of <Session.Session instance>> |
| /home/sdownie/tmda-cgi-0.15/Session.py
in vars(self=<Session.Session instance>,
section='Theme') |
538 def keys( self ):
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539 return self.PVars.keys()
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540
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541 def vars( self, section ):
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542 return self.ThemeVars.options( section )
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| self =
<Session.Session instance>, self.ThemeVars =
<ConfigParser.ConfigParser instance>, self.ThemeVars.options =
<bound method ConfigParser.options of <ConfigParser.ConfigParser
instance>>, section = 'Theme' |
| /usr/lib64/python2.4/ConfigParser.py
in options(self=<ConfigParser.ConfigParser
instance>, section='Theme') |
239 opts = self._sections[section].copy()
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240 except KeyError:
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241 raise NoSectionError(section)
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242 opts.update(self._defaults)
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243 if '__name__' in opts:
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| global NoSectionError =
<class ConfigParser.NoSectionError>, section =
'Theme' |
NoSectionError: No section: 'Theme'
args =
("No section: 'Theme'",)
message =
"No section: 'Theme'"
section =
'Theme'
Do you know if others have this script running on 64-bit versions of
Linux?
Are there any special configuration choices or compilation parameters
that might help correct these problems?
OR is it something I've overlooked and are these error messages making
me chase the "wrong dog"?
Thanks for any suggestions you can pass my way.
-- Steve
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