Problemi pyexiftoolgui 05 ubuntu 14.04

[neolinux]

Ho avuto la malaugurata idea su ubuntu 14.04 64bit di installare formato zip
https://github.com/hvdwolf/pyExifToolGUI/releases
ma l'edizione credo sia vecchia (05) e non riesco più a disinstallarla, oltre a non funzionare....

Infatti quando provo a mettere una più nuova versione (06) formato deb
http://ppa.launchpad.net/ferramroberto/ ... iftoolgui/
mi esce questo messaggio

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Somehow I encountered an error reading the config file.
This can happen when:
- you updated from version <= 0.5 to version >= 0.6
- when the config file somehow got damaged.
- when this is the very first program start.

I will simply create a new config file. Please check your preferences.

Cosa consigliate di fare ?????

[steff]

Provato eliminare il file di configurazione? Probabilmente sta dentro ~/.config

[crap0101]

io direi di provare a usarlo e vedere se tutto va bene... come dice il messaggio:

- when this is the very first program start.

era la prima volta che lo eseguivi, giusto?

I will simply create a new config file. Please check your preferences.

per cui dovrebbe aver sovrascritto la vecchia configurazione, l'unico problema è che se avevi fatto dei cambiamenti li hai persi (se non ne ha fatto anche un backup al momento di sostituirla).

Se invece lo esegui nuovamente e continua a dare quel messaggio (o altro di sospetto) allora probabilmente qualcosa non va.

[neolinux]

Provato eliminare il file di configurazione? Probabilmente sta dentro ~/.config

Non lo vedo, neppure fra i nascosti, riavviare neppure, dà lo steso errore di prima.

Nel file d'installazione è scritto

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Introduction
============

I'm on Linux so this tool is written on Linux and primarily aimed at Linux.
However, it runs fine and functions fine on Mac OS X and Windows as well.
It is currently not part of any Linux distribution and I'm currently lacking 
the skills to write a distutils or exportutils (or good automake/configure) 
script to package it for Ubuntu (or any other Debian based linux), 
or (Open)Suse or Fedora/Redhat.
This also means that it doesn't do any dependency checks for necessary
libraries and so on. 
I simply wrote a "setup" script that takes care of installation and removal. 
Currently that only works on Linux and Mac OS X. For Windows an executable is
available and for Mac OS X a bundle is available.

Run pyexiftoolgui from this folder (No Installation)
====================================================
You can run pyexiftoolgui without installing it: see the paragraph below the
installation instructions. 


Installation on Linux
=====================
Dependencies (Meaning that you need to install them yourself):
- python: part of every linux system, so always available, but >=2.6 required.
- Qt >=4.6: Qt is available for all major distributions but in case it is not you can download it from http://qt-project.org/downloads
- pyside: Install via your distribution's package manager. Otherwise download it from www.pyside.org
- python-pyside (qtcore, qtgui and qtuitools are required): Install via your distribution's package manager. 
  Otherwise download it from www.pyside.org
- ExifTool: Install via your distribution's package manager.

Installation:
= DO NOT RUN setup.py DIRECTLY ! =
- Untar the package to some folder (You obviously did that already if you are reading this).
- Open a terminal and move into the folder where you untarred the pyExifToolGui-x.y.tgz
- Run the setup script from the command line with "sudo ./install_remove.py install".
- pyExifToolGUI will be installed and you should have an icon.
- Start and enjoy.

Installation on Mac OS X
========================
The installation on Mac OS X can be in two ways:
= Download the bundle
= Run the simple version from the tar.gz

= Bundle install
Simple download the dmg containing the bundle and drag the bundle to a suitable place, most likely /Applications.

= Simple bundle version from the tar.gz 
- python: part of every linux system, so always available, but 2.7 required.
  -- (Snow) Leopard: Download python 2.7 from python.org and install. Then run
     Update Shell Profile.command from /Applications/Python 2.7
  -- (Mountain) Lion comes with python 2.7
- Qt: you can download it from http://qt-project.org/downloads (or install it via MacPorts)
- pyside: Download it from www.pyside.org. (You can also install it from MacPorts but this will give issues most of the time.)
- pyX.Y-pyside: Install via MacPorts. (XY needs to be 2.7).
- ExifTool: Download the DMG from the ExifTool website (highly preferred) or install via MacPorts.

Installation:
= DO NOT RUN setup.py DIRECTLY ! =
- Untar the package to some folder (You obviously did that already if you are reading this).
- Open a terminal and move into the folder where you untarred the pyExifToolGui-x.y.tgz
- Run the setup script from the command line with "sudo ./install_remove.py install" (no double-quotes).
- The script will install a "bare bones" pyExifToolGUI.app in your Applications folder.
  Note that the pyExifToolGUI.app is NOT a complete self contained application. It needs the mentioned dependencies.
- Start and enjoy.


Installation on Windows
=======================
Download the executable from the website.


Run pyexiftoolgui from this folder (No Installation)
====================================================
You can run pyexiftoolgui without installing it. 

- Linux/MacOSX
-- Make sure you have the dependecies installed as described above in the subsections.
-- From this folder, start in a terminal: $ ./bin/pyexiftoolgui

- Windows
-- Make sure you have the dependecies installed as described above in the Windows subsection.
-- From this folder, start in a command-box (dos-box): python bin/pyexiftoolgui
   (If python is not in your path, provide the full path to it)


Uninstall / Removal
===================
- Open a terminal
- Move into the folder where you untarred this (You might need to download again if your removed everything).
- run the setup script from the command line with "sudo ./install_remove.py remove" (no double quotes).
- On Mac OS X simply remove pyExifToolGUI.app from /Applications

This file: Version 0.4, 2013-12-02, H. van der Wolf

[neolinux]

Ho provato a reinstallare la cartella di radice senza toccare la home, il mesaggio di errore rimane.

Che mi dite di questo?
FastPhotoTagger non capisco come si possa installare...

[jujole]

Ciao !!!
La soluzione è semplicissima !!!
Semplicemente il pyexiftoolgui cerca di creare un nuovo file di configurazione nella cartella /home/.pyexiftoolgui

Solo che la cartella non esiste !!!

Quindi fai così

1. apri la tua home
2. premi sulla tastiera contemporaneamente Ctrl+H (per vedere file e cartelle nascosti)
3. fai 1 click con il tasto destro in uno spazio vuoto
4. scegli "Crea nuova cartella"
5. Come nome per la nuova cartella scrivi .pyexiftoolgui mi raccomando, con il punto davanti al nome !!!

adesso riavvia pyexiftoolgui, ti darà nuovamente l'errore, tu dagli ok e vedrai che si apre perchè sarà riuscito a creare il file config !