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Simple bug when running this on windows.
Because i didn't have a /tmp folder, when i would try to start the application i was getting the following result, even though my config file was there.
C:>duologsync c:/config.yml
ERROR:root:Config file not found at location c:/config.yml...
ERROR:root:Please check path again...
Just quick and dirty discovery i changed the exception handling in the config_generator to spit out what was actually happening and thats when i discovered it wanted the tmp folder to exist.
except Exception as e
logging.error("Config file not found at location {}...".format(config_file_path))
logging.error("Please check path again...")
logging.error(str(e))
sys.exit(1)
C:\duo_log_sync>duologsync c:/config.yml
ERROR:root:Config file not found at location c:/config.yml...
ERROR:root:Please check path again...
ERROR:root:[Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'C:\tmp\duologsync.log'
Not sure if it should just be a documentation improvement, or if the logging should be improved in config_generator.py.
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Had this same issue. I had to create a new directory named 'tmp' to get it to work. The script really needs to be looking for EITHER a tmp or a temp directory.
Simple bug when running this on windows.
Because i didn't have a /tmp folder, when i would try to start the application i was getting the following result, even though my config file was there.
Just quick and dirty discovery i changed the exception handling in the config_generator to spit out what was actually happening and thats when i discovered it wanted the tmp folder to exist.
Not sure if it should just be a documentation improvement, or if the logging should be improved in config_generator.py.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: