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Anyone Got ClipGrab v3.9.7 working?

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Martin Iturbide:
Hi

I chatted with Tellie about my issues with ClipGrab. My issue was that I had the wrong python version.
I needed to install python 3.

There was an issue that some packages were on the netlabs-exp at that moment:
I was recommended and I did these to install python 3:
- Disable netlabs-exp
- Install python-devel from netlabs-rel
- Enable netlabs-exp
- Yum update python. I got an error here (Permission denied) , but I updated first "python-rpm-macros" and later it worked.

After that ClipGrab worked for me.

Regards

Mark Szkolnicki:

--- Quote from: Andy Willis on March 12, 2022, 02:37:21 am ---I either installed or updated it the other day but have never used it before... I just tested it.  I downloaded the youtube-dip and then searched and downloaded successfully.

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Heh Andy!

Do you have Python 3 installed on your system? If so, have you noted any problems related to it, as it seems to be an experimental Python installation for us at the moment.

M

Dave Yeo:
I've had Python3 installed on one of my partitions since it was released. At first I had a crash related to pipes that Silvan kindly fixed.
Other then that, the only problem I've noted is that sometimes things wanting to use Python2 break due to the executable name, python2.7.exe, seems cmd.exe doesn't like that in some scripts, eg calling python2.7 fails. Easy enough to work around, use the full name or sh as the shell.

Mark Szkolnicki:

--- Quote from: Martin Iturbide on March 12, 2022, 05:16:58 am ---Hi

I chatted with Tellie about my issues with ClipGrab. My issue was that I had the wrong python version.
I needed to install python 3.

There was an issue that some packages were on the netlabs-exp at that moment:
I was recommended and I did these to install python 3:
- Disable netlabs-exp
- Install python-devel from netlabs-rel
- Enable netlabs-exp
- Yum update python. I got an error here (Permission denied) , but I updated first "python-rpm-macros" and later it worked.

After that ClipGrab worked for me.

Regards

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Hi Martin!

If installing through ANPM is there a reason for disabling netlabs-exp repo first?

I noted that the latest release -devel package is present (2.7.6-25) and listed, as well as the experimental Python3 package (3.9.5-8) farther down.

If I installed the release dev package, then Python 3 would it perform the same function (ie. update to Python 3?)

Want to be careful doing this, as Python seems to be a very integral part of the ArcaOS framework.

Best!

Mark

Dave Yeo:
Hi Mark, this step is important,

--- Code: ---- Install python-devel from netlabs-rel
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