Open Scary-Guy opened 1 year ago
While using Weechat the terminal running it will sometimes throw an error: "pidof: can't read from #######/stat"
Error thrown in terminal shifting the TUI up three lines.
No error thrown in terminal
Either of these makes the error go away: Restarting Weechat Make window (if ran in a window) fullscreen then back, or vice versa.
It's really more of a minor annoyance than anything. This has been going on for YEARS across different versions of Debian and LMDE versions 4/5.
autostart.py grep.py autojoin.py colorize_nicks.py autoauth.py autosavekey.py chancomp.py commorkers.py hl_here.py i3lock_away.py leet.py listbuffer.py prism.py pv_info.pl screen_away.py tmux_env.py topicdiff.py undernet_totp.py unset_unused.pl unwanted_msg.py whois_on_query.py
@flashcode says that the cause is the i3lock_away.py script. As I don't know anything about coding I'm going to take their word for it. As far as I can tell though the script is working as intended despite this.
Bug summary:
While using Weechat the terminal running it will sometimes throw an error: "pidof: can't read from #######/stat"
Steps to reproduce:
Current behavior:
Error thrown in terminal shifting the TUI up three lines.
Expected behavior:
No error thrown in terminal
Suggested solutions:
Either of these makes the error go away: Restarting Weechat Make window (if ran in a window) fullscreen then back, or vice versa.
Additional information:
It's really more of a minor annoyance than anything. This has been going on for YEARS across different versions of Debian and LMDE versions 4/5.
List of installed scripts (as it may be related to one of these):
autostart.py grep.py autojoin.py colorize_nicks.py autoauth.py autosavekey.py chancomp.py commorkers.py hl_here.py i3lock_away.py leet.py listbuffer.py prism.py pv_info.pl screen_away.py tmux_env.py topicdiff.py undernet_totp.py unset_unused.pl unwanted_msg.py whois_on_query.py
Note:
@flashcode says that the cause is the i3lock_away.py script. As I don't know anything about coding I'm going to take their word for it. As far as I can tell though the script is working as intended despite this.