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I am reasonably sure this was fixed. Please re-open if you experience
it again.
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Captain, any news about this issue? are you still facing this behaviour?
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I looked at this topic a couple of weeks ago,I haven't noticed it for some
time, but I had a gap not using Gwibber for a longer period (temporary switch
to KDE.)
The issue looks related to some older version of Gwibber. Also at the time of
this bug I did ran development versions, so that may be
I haven't been seeing the behaviour since august last year, but that is
because I fixed it by making the change in comment #15. I'll remove my
fix to see whether the bug still occurs.
One reason I might have been seeing this problem and others didn't is my
locale setting. It's a bit different
@Foppe
That solution doesn't work for me. First it failed because the
HTMLParser constructor doesn't take arguments, so it should be p =
HTMLParser.HTMLParser(). But when I changed it to that I got the
following error message:
Gwibber Dispatcher: ERRORtwitter:receive Operation failed
Gwibber
I tried Foppe's suggestion, but now I get this error:
Gwibber Dispatcher: ERRORtwitter:receive Operation failed
Gwibber Dispatcher: DEBUGChecking message 20614540018 timestamp (2010-08-08
10:16:04.00) to see if it is newer than 2010-08-08 13:11:59.38
Gwibber Dispatcher: DEBUG
Thanks Captain Chaos,
I don't have time to look into this right now. So a couple of questions and
remarks.
What languages are the tweets you receive?
You can print the raw data with the print statement:
print data[text]
or
print s
in function unescape (s)
and view the twitter stream in
The tweets are mainly in Dutch, English and Japanese.
You say that before the data is parsed by htmllib.HTMLParser it must be
unicode, but your modification actually turns the string into a
UTF-8-encoded 8-bit string, not unicode. What's more, a print type(s)
in unescape() reveals that *without*
@Captain Chaos
After applying Foppe's patch I got the same error you reported in #21.
In #23 you said 'My fix remedies this', what fix are you referring to?
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@Maykel
The one from comment #15.
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@Captain Chaos:
Thanks for your research. I think you are correct on most issues.
The most intriguing question remains:
why doesn't everyone have this problem?
I came up with a new solution that works with my English / Dutch tweets.
1) Change line 1 to
import network, util, HTMLParser
2)
I tried it, but as I already feared it lead to:
Gwibber Dispatcher: DEBUGTraceback:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/gwibber/microblog/dispatcher.py, line
75, in perform_operation
message_data =
The 'latin1' part in my proposed code (/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-
packages/gwibber/microblog/twitter.py line 64) should be 'utf8'
m[text] = unescape(data[text].encode(utf8))
The rationale is as follows: htmllib.HTMLParser from function unescape in
Captain Chaos, can you try Foppe's suggestion to see if that works. it
would be better to get it fixed on gwibber's side ;)
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The solution from Foppe Hemminga worked fine for me!
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Hi Capt Chaos,
Your idea is fine but you are editing python files where you should edit
gwibber files ;)
in /usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/gwibber/microblog/twitter.py change
line 64
m[text] = unescape(data[text])
to
m[text] = unescape(data[text].encode(latin1))
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Aha, a clue!
The error message is 'utf8' codec can't decode byte 0xeb, and the
message contained a ë. Byte 0xeb in the *ISO-8859-1* character encoding
is ë!
This means that it is very likely that the message is not encoded with
UTF-8 at all, but with ISO-8859-1, and Gwibber for some reason tries
The plot thickens. I've been looking at the code, and this happens while
decoding an HTML entity tag (such as aacute;). Apparently the problem
is not that the contents of the tweet are being decoded with the wrong
character encoding, but that the tweet contains entity tags, and
Python's htmllib is
Maybe this helps. I get a similiar error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/gwibber/microblog/dispatcher.py, line
71, in perform_operation
message_data = PROTOCOLS[account[service]].Client(account)(opname, **args)
File
would any gwibber developer have a look at this please.
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Victory!
I managed to get Twitter working in Gwibber by changing the line 436 in
/usr/lib/python2.6/sgmllib.py from:
self.handle_data(replacement)
to:
self.handle_data(unicode(replacement,'latin-1'))
I also deleted /usr/lib/python2.6/sgmllib.pyc. This is my first time
# NOS Teletekst Teletekst
Israëliër in VN-panel aanval Gaza http://nos.nl/l/175947/t 4:36 PM Aug 2nd via
API
This is the first post _not_ being shown in GWibber. The 'ë' might be a
coincidence though.
UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf8' codec can't decode byte 0xeb in position 0:
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Twitter started working in Gwibber a few days ago, but now it has
stopped again.
I noticed that one of the tweets currently on my twitter.com page has
the word Catalonië in it. Could it be that Gwibber can't handle accented
characters? And that it only works whenever your Twitter feed happens to
no 'Catalonië' just went fine for me
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 4:01 PM, Captain Chaos
605...@bugs.launchpad.netwrote:
Twitter started working in Gwibber a few days ago, but now it has
stopped again.
I noticed that one of the tweets currently on my twitter.com page has
the word Catalonië in
Anything happening on this? It's very frustrating. I went from Karmic,
where Twitter worked but Facebook didn't, to Lucid, and now Facebook
works but Twitter doesn't! It's amazing that a program which is a
centrepiece of the Ubuntu GUI can be so buggy for so long...
Please let me know if I can
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This bug affects me:
$ gwibber-service -d -o
Updating...
Gwibber Dispatcher: DEBUG Setting up monitors
Gwibber Dispatcher: DEBUG Monitors are up
Gwibber Dispatcher: INFO Gwibber Service is reloading account credentials
Gwibber Dispatcher: DEBUG Refresh interval is set to 5
Gwibber Dispatcher:
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