And by this way I came to this bug report.
The fix as here suggest, doesn't work for me, details see at the support request as
described above.
I think I found a other solution but I'm not really sure. Below a description what I
did:
The python script
/usr/share/popularity-contest/popcon-upload-ubuntu
want to read from stdin, but the shell script /etc/cron.weekly/popularity-contest
gives the python script the parameter -u and -f. This parameter I have ignored, because
the server and filename are hard coded:
This should be changed. If I learn enough about python, perhaps I do so. ~:)
I did following changes:
#if setsid /usr/share/popularity-contest/popcon-upload-ubuntu \
# -u $URL -f $POPCON 2>/dev/null ; then
if setsid /usr/share/popularity-contest/popcon-upload-ubuntu \
< $POPCON 2>/dev/null ; then
Now the python script reads from stdin, so how it expected. The script runs with out any
errors. I don't know whether the data comes correctly at the Ubuntu server or not. Is
there a way to check this?
Hello,
I did a support request:
https:/ /launchpad. net/ubuntu/ +ticket/ 3249
And by this way I came to this bug report.
The fix as here suggest, doesn't work for me, details see at the support request as
described above.
I think I found a other solution but I'm not really sure. Below a description what I
did:
The python script popularity- contest/ popcon- upload- ubuntu weekly/ popularity- contest
/usr/share/
want to read from stdin, but the shell script /etc/cron.
gives the python script the parameter -u and -f. This parameter I have ignored, because
the server and filename are hard coded:
ret= post_multipart( 'popcon. ubuntu. com', '/popcon- submit. cgi', '' , data)
This should be changed. If I learn enough about python, perhaps I do so. ~:)
I did following changes:
#if setsid /usr/share/ popularity- contest/ popcon- upload- ubuntu \ popularity- contest/ popcon- upload- ubuntu \
# -u $URL -f $POPCON 2>/dev/null ; then
if setsid /usr/share/
< $POPCON 2>/dev/null ; then
Now the python script reads from stdin, so how it expected. The script runs with out any
errors. I don't know whether the data comes correctly at the Ubuntu server or not. Is
there a way to check this?
Thanks in advance,
Mr Canis