Closed AlexPewMaster closed 5 months ago
Did you install python3-zeroc-ice
(as listed in the requirements)? That should include the ice lib files that it says can't be opened.
Did you install
python3-zeroc-ice
(as listed in the requirements)? That should include the ice lib files that it says can't be opened.
python3-zeroc-ice
is installed. Running sudo apt install python3-zeroc-ice
returns "python3-zeroc-ice is already the newest version (3.7.8-2.1+b1)."
In the ini you set
slicedirs = /usr/share/slice;/usr/share/Ice/slice
Do you see/Can you located Ice/SliceChecksumDict.ice
somewhere in there?
I don't see it in https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/amd64/python3-zeroc-ice/filelist
so maybe it's no longer part of that deb package.
It's part of zeroc-ice-slice
https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/all/zeroc-ice-slice/filelist
/usr/share/ice/slice/Ice/SliceChecksumDict.ice
So /usr/share/ice/slice
seems fitting.
Do you have that file under that path?
Is the package zeroc-ice-slice
installed?
Looks like the first does not depend on the latter. So I would expect installing it to fix it.
On Ubuntu 10 it looks like I installed it manually too.
In the README I added zeroc-ice-slice
as a requirement.
Please confirm whether that fixes your issue.
Installing the package zeroc-ice-slice
seemed to fix the issue! I do have another question though: How do I stop Mumo? I ran python3 mumo.py
and it's running in the background. What's the proper way to stop it?
The config file has a pidfile setting - https://github.com/mumble-voip/mumo/blob/master/mumo.ini#L45-L46
so that file (mumo.pid
by default) should be created, and contain the process ID. You can shut down the process through that process ID.
I would expect the following to work
kill `cat mumo.pid`
What happened?
When I try to run
./mumo.py
, it almost instantly jumps back into my main terminal prompt.Logs
Config file (mumo.ini)
Blanked out secret for privacy reasons
System information
OS: Raspberry Pi OS Lite (Uses Debian 12) CPU Architecture: arm64 / aarch64 Kernel: 6.1.0-rpi8-rpi-v8 Python version: 3.11.2