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2012-10-07
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Try doing the chmod without being root...
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2012-10-07
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^ That does nothing...
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2012-10-07
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Originally Posted by Win7Mac
Nothing?
^ That does nothing...
So the operation not permitted doesn't come and it simply goes to the next line?
Then it means the chmod has been done successfully...
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2012-10-07
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
Exactly.
Nothing?
So the operation not permitted doesn't come and it simply goes to the next line?
Originally Posted by thedead1440
I'd love to believe it, but
Then it means the chmod has been done successfully...
Code:
{script:python /home/user/uptime.py}
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2012-10-07
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What I did:
Copied the script to /home/user
chmod 775 /home/user/uptime.py
{script
ython /home/user/uptime.py} added this as the 4th line in Billboard
Result:
Just so that you believe:
Last edited by thedead1440; 2012-10-07 at 16:29.
Copied the script to /home/user
chmod 775 /home/user/uptime.py
{script
ython /home/user/uptime.py} added this as the 4th line in BillboardResult:
Just so that you believe:
Code:
RM696-21-3_PR_005:~# python /home/user/uptime.py 2:53
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2012-10-07
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Of course I believe YOU, I just don't believe I did it the correct way.
Might it be that the python-script has to be coded in UTF8 instead of ANSI?
Sorry, I have no coding skills, I just followed these instructions and copy/pasted that code.
Might it be that the python-script has to be coded in UTF8 instead of ANSI?
Sorry, I have no coding skills, I just followed these instructions and copy/pasted that code.
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2012-10-07
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Originally Posted by Win7Mac
Sorry if I sounded rude
Of course I believe YOU, I just don't believe I did it the correct way.
Might it be that the python-script has to be coded in UTF8 instead of ANSI?
Sorry, I have no coding skills, I just followed these instructions and copy/pasted that code.
Download from http://db.tt/f63qw6Ve and save it to /home/user/
It could be that your line endings are Windows not Unix?
P.S. My coding skills (if you could call them so) are no better than anyone here, so don't fret
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2012-10-07
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
Thanks for your file, it is actually 3 Bytes smaller than the one I produced on my Win-machine. So probably yes, the line endings...
It could be that your line endings are Windows not Unix?
But no success. So I chmod +x'ed it again, but still no success.
I'm lost...
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2012-10-07
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I'm not sure maybe do a chmod 775 like i did instead of just a chmod +x...
The 3bytes are what Windows adds on hence its line endings for sure...
The 3bytes are what Windows adds on hence its line endings for sure...
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2012-10-07
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Originally Posted by Win7Mac
Try without became root user, if you modified files in /home/user/, the owner of those files is user no root user.
Think I found a bug:
After watching a video with the default player, the title was still displayed after player was closed. Reboot emptied the line.
Still struggling with the python-script for uptime here.
My desktop is a Win7 and I used notepad++ for creating this script
Coding was set to ANSI and I simply saved as python. Then copied it to /home/user, became root and triedCode:#!/usr/bin/python import datetime seconds = int(float(open('/proc/uptime').read().split()[0])) print str(datetime.timedelta(0, seconds))[:-3]
But got "operation not permitted". Where did I fail?Code:chmod +x /home/user/uptime.py
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