Re: [General] Running Chandler

[Mike Taylor]

Hi Bart,






Also, did you use the RPM or the source tarball?



Let me know which of the above suggestions work or not.

thanks,
bear

On Sep 6, 2005, at 2:58 AM, Bart Friederichs wrote:

Chandler actually comes with *everything* built in - currently we don't depend on anything being found on the target computer. Which link did you use to download Chandler? The primary linux builds are all generated on FC2 computers so I'm not sure how they will work on a Slackware box. I do upload periodically a Ubuntu and also a Debian build for non-FC folks. The error you are getting means that the repository code could not locate a BDB repository file - this could be an issue with the startup code detecting what OS you have and getting it wrong. You can set the CHANDLERHOME environment variable to point where your chandler was installed and also set PROFILEDIR environment variable where you want to store the profile directory (the repository and other temporary files are written to the PROFILEDIR path.)

Hi All,

i just downloaded Chandler and wanted to give it a spin. However, it
doesn't run at all and nowhere on the website or on the internet I can
find any information on prerequisites for the program.

I am running on Linux Slackware 10, python 2.4, chandler 0.5. This is
the error I get when starting Chandler:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/downloads/Chandler_linux_0_5$ ./chandler
Using profile directory: /home/bf/.chandler
Traceback (most recent call last):
 File "Chandler.py", line 220, in ?
   main()
 File "Chandler.py", line 175, in main
   realMain()
 File "Chandler.py", line 162, in realMain
   app = wxApplication(redirect=False, useBestVisual=True)
 File

line 5301, in __init__
   self._BootstrapApp()
 File

line 4980, in _BootstrapApp
   return _core_.PyApp__BootstrapApp(*args, **kwargs)
 File

247, in OnInit
   self.repository.open(**kwds)
 File

line 268, in open
   self._env.open(self.dbHome, self.OPEN_FLAGS, 0)
bsddb._db.DBNoSuchFileError: (2, 'No such file or directory')


on what exactly. I installed Berkeley DB 4.3.1 and the python binding
for it: bsddb3-4.3.3.

How can I fix this?

Regards,
Bart Friederichs

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"/home/bf/downloads/Chandler_linux_0_5/release/lib/python2.4/site- packages/wx/_core.py", "/home/bf/downloads/Chandler_linux_0_5/release/lib/python2.4/site- packages/wx/_core.py", "/home/bf/downloads/Chandler_linux_0_5/application/Application.py", line "/home/bf/downloads/Chandler_linux_0_5/repository/persistence/ DBRepository.py", It clearly cannot find something, but there is no human-readable message

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