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Pingtop stops pinging servers and issues various error messages #33
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Hi, I had was same problem. Could please help me.. |
Hi thanks for reporting, I have tried on ubuntu20.04 and can't reproduce it. From @Duayne2001 's screenshot I think there are some ASCII issues. Are you also on Debian? @godet71 |
Hi, I have tried to in Mac OS, Is that same as ASCII issues? Is this use only Debian Series? |
can you try with latest verion https://pypi.org/project/pingtop/0.4.0/ |
Do you mean Python = 3.8.5 or < 3.8.5, i.e. for example 3.8.4? |
I think 3.8.x are all good. |
Hi I would installed pingtop 0.4.0, but doesn't installed. Please check.
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0.3.x no longer works, there are dependencies break. Why can't you install 0.4.0? |
Same issues with the latest version from github. Problems seem to appear when some hosts are not reachable Maybe it would be a good idea if you could post the version of the modules you are using. As panwid is the only module specified with a version, I would not be surprised that the issue is in a specific version of one of the other modules lsb_release -a roba@onio-ltp04 17:31:12 python --version |
Hi can you try to install from pypi instead of from git? |
Tried the script on 2 different KVM VPS running Debian 10 x64. Installed via apt install python3-pip and pip3 install pingtop.
Running the script directly as root gives me these error messages. Any idea what's going wrong here?
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