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Nothing happens on Windows 7 x64 #3

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ClaytonHughes opened this issue Apr 26, 2012 · 9 comments
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Nothing happens on Windows 7 x64 #3

ClaytonHughes opened this issue Apr 26, 2012 · 9 comments

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@ClaytonHughes
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I don't really know why, but nothing appears to happen. I downloaded just the executable from the downloads page, and then the entire repo as a .zip. In both cases, I'm just using the bundled executable, but nothing happens.

If I run it from cmd.exe, %ERRORLEVEL% is 0.
If I run it from cygwin/bash, $? is 127.

Do I need to build it myself?

@ParkerK
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ParkerK commented May 19, 2012

Hmmm, I'll check this out

@zeljkot
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zeljkot commented Aug 7, 2012

Nothing happens on Windows XP 32 either.

Is this project still alive?

@ParkerK
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ParkerK commented Aug 15, 2012

It is, just revived it ;)

Can you download the source and run it via command line? python SelfRestraint.py ? It will give more verbose errors in the terminal. Also, v0.3 may have fixed the issue?

@ParkerK
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ParkerK commented Aug 15, 2012

And no, you shouldn't need to build it yourself. I tested it on different flavors of Windows and it works.

@calydon
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calydon commented Aug 29, 2012

Is the binary included with the repo the same version as the one downloadable from the main site? http://parker.kuivi.la/projects/selfrestraint.html

update: tried both and
I can confirm this isn't working on Win 7 x64

@waitekk
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waitekk commented Nov 21, 2012

Confirmed, Win7 x64, not working.
Tried Python 2.7 to launch SelfRestraint.py from master branch, that's what I got:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\waitekk\Downloads\selfrestraint-master\selfrestraint-master\SelfR estraint.py", line 12, in <module> from PyQt4.QtCore import Qt, QTimer, SIGNAL ImportError: No module named PyQt4.QtCore

@palhetland
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Any updates on this?

@Kuiriel
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Kuiriel commented Feb 4, 2021

Alas same problem on Windows 10 64 bit Pro. I'm sure it worked previously.

@k0-R0
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k0-R0 commented Aug 9, 2021

it's the same with windows 10 home 64 bit, just downloaded it today and running the exe file does nothing.

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