[SOLVED] Python, dbus, fingerterm, opening app/script after last update (1.1.1.27) [answered]
asked 2014-12-23 17:09:59 +0300
Hi to all
After last update I have some problem with my apps (scripts). Maybe someone can help me to fix it...
A. CAN'T get notification... if I'll run this command for example:
python /usr/share/openrepos-wazebton/notifer1.py
I get this output:
[root@Jolla ~]# python /usr/share/openrepos-wazebton/notifer1.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/share/openrepos-wazebton/notifer1.py", line 2, in <module>
import dbus
ImportError: No module named dbus
[root@Jolla ~]#
The content of notifer1.py is:
#!/usr/bin/python
import dbus
bus = dbus.SessionBus()
object = bus.get_object('org.freedesktop.Notifications','/org/freedesktop/Notifications')
interface = dbus.Interface(object,'org.freedesktop.Notifications')
#print(interface.GetCapabilities())
interface.Notify("app_name",
0,
"icon-m-notifications",
"Waze BT APPLIED !",
"Waze & BT starter",
dbus.Array(["default", ""]),
dbus.Dictionary({"x-nemo-preview-body": "Waze & BT starter",
"x-nemo-preview-summary": "Waze BT APPLIED !"},
signature='sv'),
0)
What wrong here ? Why it stopped to work after update ?
B. Strange way to open script via fingerterm. When I press on the .desktop file, it should open fingerterm and start my script inside. All worked perfectly before update, but now it work in different way, see picture: screenshot image
- Start window
- Open fingerterm window with my script
BUT #2 CAN'T came to foreground automatically, like it was before update. It just stay in this mode like you can see on the image. If you will press on the #2 it came to foreground, and when you close this window it also will close the #1 window. Maybe problem came from python/dbus problem from the first question ?
Can someone help me with this ?
Thanks
EDIT (28:12:14):
Problem #1 solved:
- By installation of dbus-python package.
Problem #2 solved:
removed from binary "fingerterm -e" before path to script.
added "fingerterm -e" in the .desktop file before path to binary, like this: sh -c "fingerterm -e /path/to/binary"
