Closed W0nderMuffin closed 9 months ago
Looks like it has been deprecated. I’ll make some fixes soon.
I can confirm this.
I've installed px
using python3 -m pip install px-proxy
command, but when I run it, I always got message "Requires module keyring" and px
was terminated.
After executing px.py
directly and applying the change from OS_X
to macOS
as mentioned above, inside main.py
file, it works as expected.
No idea how this ever worked - I added OSX support to Px two years after OS_X changed to macOS in keyring! I was able to test without issues - perhaps it will pulling in an older version of keyring for the version of Python I was using? No idea.
Anyway, this is fixed in v0.9.0 still in development - see branch.
v0.9.0 has been released.
Hey there, there is an error when running
px
with import from keyrings with the current source code:module 'keyring.backends' has no attribute 'OS_X'
If you change it to
It will work again ;)
Doc: With the latest macOS versions people should run
python3 -m pip install px-proxy
When running with proxy pac I receive: