[gpodder-devel] gPodder: Seeking testers of new version
- From: thp at perli.net (Thomas Perl)
- Date: Sun, 26 Aug 2007 14:13:18 +0200
Hello, Wilfred!
On Sat, 2007-08-25 at 13:09 -0700, Wilfred van Rooijen wrote:
> adventurous as I am, I have tried the newest gpodder.
Thanks, it's good to have someone testing the code other than me :) If
it works for you, it's one more reason to be sure it works for others
too =)
> This is the result:
>
>
> make test
> bin/gpodder --local --verbose
> (DownloadHistory) Creating new history list.
> (PlaybackHistory) Creating new history list.
> (tagupdate) eyed3 not found -- tag update disabled
> (ipodsync) Could not find python-gpod. iPod functions
> will be disabled.
> (ipodsync) Please install the "python-gpod" package if
> you want iPod support.
> (ipodsync) Could not find pymad.
> (ipodsync) Coulld not find eyeD3.
> (ipodsync) PyID3 not found - falling back to channel
> cover for iPod cover art
> (ipodsync) mplayer not found - length of video files
> will be guessed
> Player found: EasyTAG
> (/usr/share/applications/easytag.desktop)
> Player found: RealPlayer 10
> (/usr/share/applications/realplay.desktop)
> Player found: Movie Player
> (/usr/share/applications/totem.desktop)
> Player found: VLC media player
> (/usr/share/applications/vlc.desktop)
> (podcastChannel) Generating TreeModel for
> http://www.vpro.nl/podcastradiobergeijk
> make: *** [test] Segmentation fault
> [1]+ Exit 2 make test
>
> So, it basically doesn't work. Tell me if you need
> more info.
Which version of Python (python -V) are you using? I see gPodder wants
to create the TreeModel for one of your podcasts - have you tried
starting gPodder with an empty channel list also (it shouldn't matter,
but just in case..)?
A segfault is probably not related to gPodder, but to some extension
module of Python or Python itself (a bug in gPodder would cause a simple
Python backtrace or other strange errors).
How exactly have you installed python-feedparser? If your distribution
provides a package, please use that. If not, you might want to use
Python's "easy_install" utility.
Thomas
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