Resources: LINUX UBUNTU 20.04 Apache/2.4.41 (Ubuntu) Server Port 443 Certbot verified HTTPS. Latest version of Modoboa installed by the tutorial of mod_wsgi (sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-wsgi-py3) in HTTP the sites loads of Modoboa and is accessible (so this means python3 installation all good everything working fine in Apache2). Problem: in HTTPS it returns: 403 Forbidden You don’t have permission to
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Get pdftotext Python module running on Lambda
I need to get the pdftotext python library for 3.8.6 running in an AWS Lambda Function. I have the library installed and running on an Amazon Linux AMI, however when I copy the library files into a lambda I get: The lambda function has the Python path set to the site-packages directory, which I have confirmed is the same on
module as no attribute – self.variable.function(self) [closed]
Closed. This question needs debugging details. It is not currently accepting answers. Edit the question to include desired behavior, a specific problem or error, and the shortest code necessary to reproduce the problem. This will help others answer the question. Closed 2 years ago. Improve this question I have a module call pcb_files.py that only have some imports like this
How could I find the resolution of a display running Python3 on Linux?
I’ve tried the following methods but none would work on Linux Answer Try using tkinter, like:
Ubuntu Command ‘pip’ not found, but there are 18 similar ones [closed]
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Can someone help me understand how to use pyModbus to encode string data to a digital display board?
Using: python3, pyModbusTCP, Linux, Raspberry pi 4, ViewMarq by Automation Direct I have a digital display board that can receive ModBusTCP ascii packets. The information below is similar to what I am trying to send as a test message. <ID 30><CLR><WIN 0 0 287 31><POS 0 0><LJ><BL N><CS 0><GRN><T>Test</T> I am new to python Modbus and am trying to use
Cx Oracle ‘TNS could not resolve the connect identifier’
I am connecting to an Oracle DB using LDAP and the Python cx_Oracle library. I have proper sqlnet.ora, ldap.ora and tnsnames.ora files. On my Windows machine everything works fine using the 12.1 Oracle client and the following Python code: I have installed the Oracle instant client 12.1 on my Linux machine (Debian) following the zip file installation method advised on
subprocess.check_output is too slow on script python but not in interactive python shell
My question is about subprocess. I’m using subprocess to call an external program, I’ve used the check_output() method in which I pass args as list. what I’ve noticed is that when using check_output() from the interactive shell it takes 3 minutes (which is the correct time for executing the external program in my case [there is no problem if the
SSD vs. tmpfs speed
I made a tmpfs filesystem in my home directory on Ubuntu using this command: Then I wrote this Python program: The result: I am confused about this result. Isn’t the tmpfs a file system based on RAM and isn’t RAM supposed to be notably faster than any hard disk, including SSDs? Furthermore, I noticed that this program is using over
How can I install MSSQL Server in a Python Docker image?
I want to install MSSQL Server in a Python docker container to be able to run unit tests in a CI pipeline. The problem is that the installation keeps failing. How can I fix it? What I’ve tried This gives: Try 2 gives Answer The second example should be: Microsoft doesn’t document it anywhere, but this image contains two users