No module named 'gphotos_sync' after upgrade to Debian Bookworm

[robex2005]

Hello,

The script worked flawlessly until upgraded Dietpi Distro from Debian Bullseye to Bookworm The error i'm getting is:

root@DietPi:~/gphotos_venv# /root/gphotos_venv/bin/python3 /root/gphotos_venv/bin/gphotos-sync --secret /root/gphotos_venv/DB2/client_secret.json --db-path /root/gphotos_venv/DB2 /mnt/backup/GPhotos/ $@ >> /root/gphotos_venv/gphotos.log --logfile /tmp Traceback (most recent call last): File "/root/gphotos_venv/bin/gphotos-sync", line 5, in from gphotos_sync.Main import main ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'gphotos_sync'

I reinstalled Gphotos-Sync:

root@DietPi:~# which gphotos-sync /usr/local/bin/gphotos-sync root@DietPi:~# gphotos-sync --version 3.1.3 root@DietPi:~# which python3 /usr/bin/python3

Any pointers to check?

Thanks, Robert

[gilesknap]

Hi @robex2005

how did you reinstall ? what is the contents of /usr/local/bin/gphotos-sync ?

I'm not clear how you are getting the venv activated. In the first command line you directly refer to the venv python and binary but after re-install you are apparently using a script /usr/local/bin/gphotos-sync

[robex2005]

Hello, sorry for the late reply

I reinstalled with the pip command, but in the meantime, i found out from the DietPi developers, that i need to reinstall the virtual enviroment also, after upgrading to bookworm So, i reinstalled the venv also, and i edited the cron script to reflect the new path.. All is ok now

Thanks,

[gilesknap]

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