(Got this request from a user.)
I was trying to use it to create a simple Mac os X app bundle for my App: Gmvault (check www.gmvault.org and http://bit.ly/KhAHTZ to get more info).
I use gdata, the google package that depends on urllib.
urllib on mac os X uses a special .so called _scproxy , see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5647023/no-module-named-scproxy-on-osx
May 13, 2012 Project Member #1 pts
Thank you for reporting this. It seems to be easy-to-fix Mac OS X-only issue. Once I have time, I'll take a look if it applies to Python 2.7 and/or Python 3.2, and fix it.
FYI If you want to fix it yourself, try to add the appropriate line containing _scproxy to the Modules.* files in the StaticPython source directory.
Labels: Project-StaticPython
May 13, 2012 Project Member #2 pts
Thank you for reporting this. It seems to be easy-to-fix Mac OS X-only issue. Once I have time, I'll take a look if it applies to Python 2.7 and/or Python 3.2, and fix it.
FYI If you want to fix it yourself, try to add the appropriate line containing _scproxy to the Modules.* files in the StaticPython source directory.
Feb 3, 2013 #3 l...@ascetinteractive.com
Hi is there a fix?
(Got this request from a user.)
I was trying to use it to create a simple Mac os X app bundle for my App: Gmvault (check www.gmvault.org and http://bit.ly/KhAHTZ to get more info).
I use gdata, the google package that depends on urllib.
urllib on mac os X uses a special .so called _scproxy , see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5647023/no-module-named-scproxy-on-osx
May 13, 2012 Project Member #1 pts
Thank you for reporting this. It seems to be easy-to-fix Mac OS X-only issue. Once I have time, I'll take a look if it applies to Python 2.7 and/or Python 3.2, and fix it.
FYI If you want to fix it yourself, try to add the appropriate line containing _scproxy to the Modules.* files in the StaticPython source directory.
Labels: Project-StaticPython
May 13, 2012 Project Member #2 pts
Thank you for reporting this. It seems to be easy-to-fix Mac OS X-only issue. Once I have time, I'll take a look if it applies to Python 2.7 and/or Python 3.2, and fix it.
FYI If you want to fix it yourself, try to add the appropriate line containing _scproxy to the Modules.* files in the StaticPython source directory.
Feb 3, 2013 #3 l...@ascetinteractive.com
Hi is there a fix?