I have the same problem. I am using pithos through a proxy that is defined using the http_proxy environment variable. I took a quick look at the relevant function in the source and managed to fix it for my situation:
In the file /usr/bin/pithos change the function get_album_art as follows. The commented out line below is the original, while the line below the commented out one is new.
When the environment variable http_proxy is set, proxy is empty, which results in proxies to equal {} which in turn trips up the urllib.urlopen method. It seems that proxy only has a value if it is set through pithos' settings menu.
On ubuntu 11.10, the http_proxy and https_proxy variables are set if one configures a proxy server as a system default through the system settings gui. Since the new authentication uses ssl, I need to go through the proxy for that, too, but I can only configure a proxy for http in the pithos settings. Leaving these settings blank, pithos picks up my system https proxy though, so I can use pithos.
(I am using pithos version 0.3.13, from the ppa on ubuntu 11.10).
I have the same problem. I am using pithos through a proxy that is defined using the http_proxy environment variable. I took a quick look at the relevant function in the source and managed to fix it for my situation:
In the file /usr/bin/pithos change the function get_album_art as follows. The commented out line below is the original, while the line below the commented out one is new.
def get_album_art(url, proxy, *extra): proxies) .read() urlopen( url).read( ) PixbufLoader( ) set_size( ALBUM_ART_ SIZE, ALBUM_ART_SIZE) write(content)
proxies = {"http": proxy} if proxy else {};
# content = urllib.urlopen(url, proxies=
content = urllib.
l = gtk.gdk.
l.
l.
l.close()
return (l.get_pixbuf(),) + extra
When the environment variable http_proxy is set, proxy is empty, which results in proxies to equal {} which in turn trips up the urllib.urlopen method. It seems that proxy only has a value if it is set through pithos' settings menu.
On ubuntu 11.10, the http_proxy and https_proxy variables are set if one configures a proxy server as a system default through the system settings gui. Since the new authentication uses ssl, I need to go through the proxy for that, too, but I can only configure a proxy for http in the pithos settings. Leaving these settings blank, pithos picks up my system https proxy though, so I can use pithos.
(I am using pithos version 0.3.13, from the ppa on ubuntu 11.10).