Can't find /usr/bin/rescuetime_linux_uploader
Had some problems with the command "python setup.py build" I was getting a 404 Error , I changed a filed in ez_setup.py DEFAULT_VERSION = "0.6c8" to DEFAULT_VERSION = "0.6c9" and it worked.
After that "python setup.py install".
I got the fallowing output:
/usr/lib/
warnings.
running install
running build
running build_py
running install_lib
running install_egg_info
Removing /usr/local/
Writing /usr/local/
After this i looked for resuctime_
I want to mention that I am using now Ubuntu 10.04 and had no problems on Ubuntu 8.04 when I first installed it.
What might be the problem?
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- briancgraham
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- 2010-05-16
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- 2010-05-16
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- 2010-05-11
Piotr Kilczuk (p-kilczuk) said : | #1 |
Isn't it rather /usr/local/
Piotr Kilczuk (p-kilczuk) said : | #2 |
Isn't it rather /usr/local/
Dobre Catalin (catalynd1) said : | #3 |
/usr/local/bin is empty
Dobre Catalin (catalynd1) said : | #4 |
I still didn't solved the problem , I am spending most of my time on linux now and already lost a full week of data :(.
Are there any other sugesstion ? As I mentioned before on Ubuntu 8.04 it worked , is there anybody who managed to install it on Ubuntu 10.04 ?
briancgraham (briancgraham) said : | #5 |
i had to do a few things
1) download the latest version of setuptools-
* setup.py will still look for the old version, soooo
2) replace the ez_setup.py file with this one replacing ez_setup.y with the latest version from:
http://
3) now install the setuptools-
4) now run sudo python setup.py build AND sudo python setup.py install
at this point you can run the start script of rescuetime_
*Thats as far as I've gotten so far... I'm still working on the GNOME panel buttons...
briancgraham (briancgraham) said : | #6 |
btw this is on Ubuntu 10.04
briancgraham (briancgraham) said : | #7 |
more.... (from another thread)
...if you can run rescuetime_
Then run:
gnome-session-
and add rescuetime_
From now on your data should be reported to RescueTime.com. Don't forget to install Firefox extension if you use that browser.
Piotr Kilczuk (p-kilczuk) said : | #8 |
Hi, sorry for ignoring the thread for so long. For me it works perfectly in 10.04, but I'll try a fresh install in the upcoming days to tell you what is necessary.
Dobre Catalin (catalynd1) said : | #9 |
Thanks alot briancgraham setup runs just fine now!
Only one problem left when I choose RescueTime Contorller applet
I get this message
The panel encountered a problem while loading
OAFIID:
After running rescuetime_
am not asked about a username or password and get this instead:
A part of the output:
Gedit (README (~/Applications
dobre@dobre-laptop: /usr/local/bin (dobre@
Reading from your post I guess you are also stucked here...
|
#10 |
Great that means it's working...
Until we get the 'launcher' working... you can do this to make it start automatically
from terminal run
gnome-session-
add rescuetime_
After about 30min or so you should see your data appear on the site.
Dobre Catalin (catalynd1) said : | #11 |
Thanks briancgraham, that solved my question.
Thank you Brian, your solution fixed my problems too.
BioGeek (jeroen-vangoey) said : | #13 |
Another thanks to briancgraham, your clear instructions helped me as well.
Thanks Brian, it worked for me too.