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deadsnakes recently removed support for Ubuntu 20.04: https://github.com/deadsnakes/py3.11/commit/54c42edda82a91620e5c26b5e27eeda1527e2cff So, currently, trying to install any version of python newer ...
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I have a NetCDF question: I was creating a NetCDF4_classic file via Python's xarray package: import xarray as xr ds = xr.Dataset( data_vars={ "Data1": (("time"...
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My system is Kali 2022. I am new to linux and trying to interact with IBus using a python script. I have done the following things: Installed ibus using sudo apt install ibus Started ibus-daemon ...
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I have a PHP Script with the command shell_exec('nohup /usr/bin/python3 -u /location/script.py > /location/script.log &'); This PHP Script is called via ajax, the script runs, logfile is ...
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I need to run matplotlib. However, it requires an up-to-date version of numpy. How can I manually update my numpy installation? $ pip install numpy --upgrade Defaulting to user installation because ...
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I am trying to deploy a linux executable from Delphi. The host has cpanel I have installed PAServer However I get this error about symlink target directory does not exist Unable to start LLDB kernel: ...
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I have set up my virtual ennvironment and i'm trying to install the package but i keep on running into this error : ERROR: Could not install packages due to an OSError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/...
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I am trying to run a Python program from my command line on my Mac. (in this case: python3 Hello.py). For the life of me, I can’t get it to consider the PATH where the program is located. This is the ...
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I'm trying to run meld on Cygwin, after having installed it, and circumvented the "no module named 'meld'" issue by forcing it to use Python 3.6. Now, I get: $ meld Traceback (most recent ...
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I'm working on a project that uses ags (with gtk-layer-shell) to provide a top bar similar to waybar. I'm also building a gui app with pyGtk that'll be used to change that bar's appearance and ...
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Situation: Requirements for a Python package in requirements.txt Dependency versions are pinned (good practice) Dependency versions in requirements.txt should be kept in sync with equivalent Python ...
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I have a working python script and systemd service script. But somehow it is not working the way I wanted it. The python script prints time every 5s but stops with exit(0) at first second of a minute. ...
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I'm trying to upgrade python3-samba from 2:4.13.13+dfsg-1~deb11u5 armhf to 2:4.13.13+dfsg-1~deb11u6 armhf, yet, when trying to do so I'm getting the following error : The following packages have ...
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My debian OS has been through a few upgrades and is now on 11 (Bullseye). I initially started out with python2 and now I no longer want it - I just want python3. I installed virtualenv a long while ...
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I'm working on a Linux machine without (direct) Internet access. I want to pip install foo for some pypi package foo, but - obviously, that won't work. I have, of course, other machines which are ...
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How can I use eyeD3 in Debian 12 with abcde since pep 668? I am trying to use abcde with output set to mp3 set in .abcde.conf. abcde does not find eyeD3, so I try to install. However, pip3/pip tell me ...
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I'm still early in my understanding of Linux and computers in general. I have a Raspberry Pi 3, and I'm trying to install python3-samba, and I've encountered some errors that I'm not too sure about ...
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I need to install Python 3.9 on RHEL 7 system ( about 10 servers in each environment ) and then update / install Ansible 2.11 on the system. This is in preparation to upgrade Confluent version on ...
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I am a new Linux user, switched from windows to linux just 2 days ago(like I made linux my main OS, removed windows completely). As I am a new user, I didn't have any snapshots of my system. I was ...
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I recently upgraded to Debian Bookworm from Bullseye. I am aware that installation of python packages requires a different method as compared to pip install <package>. Therefore, I install new ...
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I have a python script which calls a shell script that is on a remote host to be executed which reads a file and does some manipulation as per the text pattern it encounters. I see that while it is ...
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After some manipulations with updating Python to version 3.9 and using the command "python" to invoke Python 3.9 (update-alternatives), or perhaps something else, I encountered a global ...
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I'm trying to create mqtt connection using python. The shortest code to reproduce the problem is import paho.mqtt.client as paho client = paho.Client('myClient') client.username_pw_set('user', '...
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I want to take memory dump of ubuntu machine using pyhton script without using LIME, AVML etc tools. I want to use linux inbuilt command like gcore. After creating memory dump of all RAM processes I ...
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I am running the following command on the terminal: python -c "input('Message')" 2> log but the Message doesn't appear on the screen. Any ideas why this happens?
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