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ReinProject / python-rein

Client for a decentralized freelancing market
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Attribute Error" #51

Closed EssenceOfChaos closed 8 years ago

EssenceOfChaos commented 8 years ago

During the last step of the setup I'm getting this attribute error when trying to connect with the server. I attempted to sync and receive the same error:

AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'dkey'

I'm stuck there.. what should i do?

weex commented 8 years ago

Can you say what OS you're on? What procedure did you follow to do the install? Did you use a virtualenv? Finally, if you try sqlite3 ~/.rein/local.db and inside there select count(1) from identity; what is the result?

EssenceOfChaos commented 8 years ago

I am using the El Capitan OS and I followed the procedure found at reinproject.org. Everything worked fine until the last step with the servers.

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Can you say what OS you're on? What procedure did you follow to do the install? Did you use a virtualenv? Finally, if you try sqlite3 ~/.rein/local.db and inside there select count(1) from identity what is the result?

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weex commented 8 years ago

That error means that no user identity has been saved. Can you try the sqlite command? You could also just delete the local.db file if you want to try the user setup part again.

weex commented 8 years ago

Closing this. If the issue still persists, please reply.