On Tuesday 05 October 2004 08:04, David B. Carter wrote: > No pypanel.py anywhere. Just pypanel (with no extension) in /usr/bin. > Whether I just type 'pypanel' or 'python /usr/bin/pypanel' all I get > is > > segmentation fault > > BTW, in all the reading I've done, I keep seeing commands that have > have " &" after them. What does that do/mean? > > H.J.Bathoorn said: > > On Tuesday 05 October 2004 11:44, David B. Carter wrote: > >> segmentation fault > >> > >> I tried to go to the PyPanel site to look for troubleshooting > >> info, but I > >> didn't find any. I googled (pypanel "segmentation fault") but got > >> nothing > >> useful. > >> > >> Anyone have any ideas? > > > > try running it in the python shell itself. > > I don't have PyPanel myself but you'll have pypanel.py or > > PyPanel.py or something of the sort on your system somewhere. > > Do "updatedb" as root/su > > and when finished (as user) "locate anel.py" and you should get the > > path in > > your output. > > > > Then run it (with the full path) "python /path/to/pypanel.py" and > > you'll get > > very specific output as to where it goes wrong. & puts the command in the background. -- Regards; Hoyt Registered Linux User #363264 http://counter.li.org
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