Closed AntouanK closed 6 years ago
Seems to be a python3 compatibility issue, support for hex encoding is gone.
@MatthiasLohr Not sure if it would help, but wouldn't it be better to put all the python parts in the docker container? So you can use an image that has already python installed, and that way you control the version/dependencies, and the user does not have to install some specific python version/library.
If you take a look into the python code, cou can see that this python script is doing some actions on the host system. So i have no idea how to put that into the container.
Oh I see. I don't know python at all, so I have no idea what it does.
Just curious, by passing the host's network to the container (https://docs.docker.com/network/host/), isn't it enough so you can do all the actions from within the container?
In any case, if there's a simple way to fix that error, let me know what I should try.
@MatthiasLohr Hey Matthias. Is there any update on this encoding issue?
Not yet. I will work on that as soon as I find the time for that. Sorry for the delay.
No worries at all. Let me know if I can help testing anything.
@AntouanK, could you please checkout the new branch and test, if it's working now? Thx!
@MatthiasLohr Yes, I now get the "login denied" error, it doesn't throw the python error anymore. :+1:
I pulled the latest in the linux vm.
python version