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jaguilar

2010-06-05 03:34

Re: pySafe - for personal information security

Quote:

Originally Posted by Art.M (Post 700333)

my update says it's going to install PyQt4 (4.7.3-maemo5), is that right?

The dependencies are this:
- python2.5
- python2.5-qt4
- python-crypto
- python-osso

Which version? I really don't know!! I don't set the version, only the package name.

I'm really annoyed with these dependencies....it's very frustrating... :(

robbie

2010-06-05 15:36

Re: pySafe - for personal information security

I created the first version of the Keepass to pySafe converter for windows.

http://www.robvonk.com/uploads/pics/screenshot.png

You can find it here: http://www.robvonk.com/projects-engl...afe-converter/

ceevee

2010-06-05 19:23

Re: pySafe - for personal information security

I ended up reflashing PR 1.2, just the FIASCO image, no emmc.

Installing pysafe works fine now.

Don't know why it had problems updating/installing earlier.

attila77

2010-06-06 06:46

Re: pySafe - for personal information security

Quote:

Originally Posted by jaguilar (Post 696461)

The current official version of PyQt is 4.6, but I saw in the repositories a package for 4.7. And I think that it's the problem. But I really don't understand why the package refuses to install with a library new version!

Can all who are having trouble confirm if have this new version of PyQt?

Note the version number of PyQt is NOT related to the version of Qt. See http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...956#post700956 for details. The new version of PyQt only misses enough tester approval (see http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=682487&postcount=6 ) to reach Extras and then the dependencies will no longer be an issue.

teddy3

2010-06-06 15:22

Re: pySafe - for personal information security

Approval done. Thank you for getting the point.

titou1234

2010-06-07 06:26

Re: pySafe - for personal information security

Finally, I have upgraded to the latest version 0.9.0-2 but I have still the same problem. When I execute pySafe it opens the window and then it closes whitout asking for password.
I also execute /opt/pysafe/pysafe in a terminal and nothing happens : no window appears, no error message it just returned to the prompt.

Any idea ?

PS: I tried to install an old version but the links doesn't work anymore.

teddy3

2010-06-07 12:41

Re: pySafe - for personal information security

I updatet now to the new version 0.9.0-2. Everything is ok and update well done. No problems now.
Great work! :)

Edit: May it causes on the fact attila77 described. There are now enough tester approvals...

jaguilar

2010-06-07 17:56

Re: pySafe - for personal information security

Quote:

Originally Posted by titou1234 (Post 703033)

Take a look at /var/tmp, if there is a file named pysafe.log.

minty95

2010-06-07 21:34

Re: pySafe - for personal information security

Quote:

Originally Posted by titou1234 (Post 703033)

I'm having the same problem it starts to load then just quits