ANSWERED Ubuntu - can not start eddie with script - System.DllNotFoundException

[56Kmodem 3]

Hello,

 

if I go manually to /home/eddie and type in the shell:

nohup ./eddie-cli --login=myname--password=mypassword--netlock --connect --server=myserver & 

 

I can start it without any problems.

 

 

But I can not start it via a full path like:

 

nohup /home/eddie/eddie-cli --login=myname--password=mypassword--netlock --connect --server=myserver & 

 

same thing goes for a shell or python script I always get the error:

/home# exception inside UnhandledException handler: Object reference not set to an instance of an object

[ERROR] FATAL UNHANDLED EXCEPTION: System.DllNotFoundException: Lib.Platform.Linux.Native.so
  at (wrapper managed-to-native) Eddie.Platform.Linux.Native:eddie_signal (int,Eddie.Platform.Linux.Native/eddie_sighandler)
  at Eddie.Platform.Linux.Platform.OnInit (System.Boolean cli) [0x0021a] in <fa5edc113cd34687a3a471dec3ba63b7>:0
  at Eddie.Core.Engine.Initialization (System.Boolean cli) [0x00000] in <1e873ed653644897a51a4d68deac7371>:0
  at Eddie.CLI.Linux.MainClass.Main (System.String[] args) [0x00030] in <0746b67a12534408be7db4eef2ec9960>:0
 

 

 

Any ideas?

 

 

[LZ1 672]

Hello!

 

If it's happening with the experimental client then you can post about it in the experimental clients own thread in the announcement forum, so it'll get seen.

[greerd 5]

try

​nohup /home/eddie/./eddie-cli --login=myname--password=mypassword--netlock --connect --server=myserver & 

​

you forgot the ./ since /home/eddie isn't in the $PATH.

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[56Kmodem 3]

No. That is not how this works.,

[corrado 100]

Are you using the portable version? You need to change the working directory in your shell/python script....

[56Kmodem 3]

Thank you very much. I worked with python and told the path via os.chdir. After that I started it with os.system.

[corrado 100]

Glad, I could help! As you are using python I would suggest you use the subprocess module instead of os.system as it is more flexible and secure. With subprocess it is even easier to specify the working directory when using the Popen constructor - subprocess.Popen(args, cwd=$WORKINGDIRECTORY). Have a look at the documentation.