neothematrix
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1 year ago ciao @Angel0ffDeath can we change the setup.sh to behave differently if python 3.5 is detected? this would allow users to just use the script without any other change. If you manage to do this and test it, just feel free to send a pull request and I'll happily merge it!
thanks!
Angel0ffDeath
@neothematrix It is not exactly an issue. I managed to run the script on python 3.5 The only problem in the script are f-strings which are available from python 3.6 further So, all packages from setup.sh can be installed in python 3.5. I installed them manually For the f-strings is necessary to additionally install: pip3 install future-fstrings
in noip-renew.py after first row should be added:
# -*- coding: future_fstrings -*-The above should be written exactly as it is!!!
Then in setup.sh I commented install, i.e: function installer() { config
install
deploy }
We skip function install. WARNING: All packages from function install should be pre-installed manually.
Then run setup.sh and noip-renew-user.sh.... and amazing the script runs perfectly :)
This allows users with old systems, for instance RPi 3 with debian 9 (stretch) which is with python 3.5.3, to run the script. Installing python 3.7 on my such system didn't gave expected result and script doesnt work....
I hope this will help somebody. @neothematrix If you want you can make a fork for python 3.5 with the above changes. Of course setup.sh can install packages automatically, just check for python 3.6 should be changed and added installation of future-fstrings