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Thanks Thomas, Daniel and Tom for the prompt replies. I followed Daniel
advice and removed the c:\documents and settings\<me>\application
data\accessgrid directory but what seems to be happening is that the
application exits before it even begins to write the logs (or even
create the directory again). If I run the client in Debug mode the
message I get is simply:<br>
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<img src="cid:part1.09000407.02060704@reading.ac.uk" alt=""><br>
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Thats all! This issue is more annoying than anything else, maybe its a
problem with the python installation. At the moment I'm running the
client in a virtual machine as a temporary solution, but I may have to
resort to a system restore or reinstall when I have time.<br>
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Thanks again to all,<br>
<br>
Ismail<br>
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Thomas D. Uram wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid45A414E9.7020402@mcs.anl.gov" type="cite"><br>
You could check the logfile in
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c:\documents and settings\<you>\application
data\accessgrid\logs\venueclient.log
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If you don't see a clear indication of a problem in that (admittedly
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spammy) file, you could forward it to me to take a look at.
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<br>
Tom
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On 1/9/07 4:55 AM, Ismail Bhana wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">I'm running Access Grid 3.0.2 in Windows and
recently managed to break the installation by installing a duplicate
(newer) version of python. I'm now greated with an "Initialization
Error, SystemExit-1" error when attempting to load the venue client.
I've tried removing and reinstalling all the software including the
python distributions and the other dependancies but to no avail. Does
anyone know how to get around this? Is there a debug/log file somewhere
on my system that I should be looking at (sorry, I'm new to this!)?
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Many Thanks,
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<br>
Ismail
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