Python + Newspipe
kael
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Fri Dec 10 13:55:12 EST 2004
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Peter Hansen wrote: > kael wrote >>Dave Kuhlman wrote: >>>3. It's looking for a section named "NewsPipe" in your >>> options/config file. Check your config file. Is that >>> section name misspelled? Is the section missing? Does >>> the NewsPipe documentation tell you where the config file >>> should be and what it's name is? If not, look in newspipe.py. >>According to the Newspipe documentation >>http://newspipe.sourceforge.net/#configuration, only the 'smtp_server' >>and 'opml' lines are absolutely needed in newspipe.py. >> >>Please, see newspipe.py below: >>---------------------------------- >>[NewsPipe] >>log_console=1 >>smtp_server=smtp.free.fr >>opml=test.opml >>sleep_time=30 >>check_online=http://www.google.com >>---------------------------------- > You are misreading something. On the page you referenced above, > it clearly states in "Installation" that the file in question > is named "newspipe.ini", not "newspipe.py". You are confusing > the two, since what you show above is not "newspipe.py" or, > if it is, somebody has messed up... Sorry. The lines above are from *newspipe.ini* not newspipe.py. Thanks for pointing the confusion. > newspipe.py should contain Python code, newspipe.ini should > contain configuration info like you show above. > > If you *have* a newspipe.ini file that contains the above, > but are still getting the error message you reported earlier, > then the program is not *finding* your newspipe.ini file and > you should probably contact the author(s) for assistance, > since this is not a Python issue. I'm going to contact him. Thank you very much for your reply. Cheers. -- kael @829 .beats, 2004-12-10
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