Hi,
Hey Kyle
Thanks for the note.
I'm running within a python3.6 virtual env, created by my user to which i have full permissions. The /tmp/appd dir and children again are all belonging to my user.
I've spent a couple of hours trying things with no joy. I'm wondering if it's related to the loading of python path incorrectly, and using another version that requires root privileges
Cheers
Chris
Hi Chris,
If the pyagent proxy "watchdog" is looping, likely what's happening is that the Java process is not starting up properly. We want to recursively check the permissions on each of these directories: /tmp/appd, the Python module directory. The user which runs the Python process and the pyagent proxy command should have read execute on both. Let me know if that helps!
Regards,
Kyle
Hi,
Hi Chris,
If the pyagent proxy "watchdog" is looping, likely what's happening is that the Java process is not starting up properly. We want to recursively check the permissions on each of these directories: /tmp/appd, the Python module directory. The user which runs the Python process and the pyagent proxy command should have read execute on both. Let me know if that helps!
Regards,
Kyle
Thanks,
Kyle Furlong, Technical Lead (C++ and Dynamic Languages)
Hey Kyle
Thanks for the note.
I'm running within a python3.6 virtual env, created by my user to which i have full permissions. The /tmp/appd dir and children again are all belonging to my user.
I've spent a couple of hours trying things with no joy. I'm wondering if it's related to the loading of python path incorrectly, and using another version that requires root privileges
Cheers
Chris
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