On 23 April 2012 13:24, Thomas <[email protected]> wrote:
> Missing modules:
> ? _md5 imported from hashlib
> ? _scproxy imported from urllib
> ? _sha imported from hashlib
> ? _sha256 imported from hashlib
> ? _sha512 imported from hashlib
> ? _subprocess imported from subprocess
> ? configparser imported from apport.fileutils
> ? ctypes.macholib.dyld imported from ctypes.util
> ? netbios imported from uuid
> ? usercustomize imported from site
> ? win32wnet imported from uuid
>
> I have included the missing dirs in the include list in setup.py,
> however, it still does not work.
It's not necessarily a problem: there are often modules that only
exist on certain platforms. E.g. here's the code from urllib (darwin
means Mac OS X):
if sys.platform == 'darwin':
from _scproxy import _get_proxy_settings, _get_proxies
cx_Freeze doesn't know about this conditionality, it just sees the
import statement and tries to find _scproxy. When that doesn't exist,
it gives the warning you see and carries on. Specifying to include
those modules doesn't make any difference: it's already trying to
include them, but the modules aren't there.
You should still get a build folder with an executable binary: try
running that and see if it works.
Thomas
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