Recent content by Dorik1972

My fault -) ... that's how it should be from Components.Renderer.Renderer import Renderer

from Components.Renderer import Renderer

NO ! It's not correct

You need to look at how the output of this “picture” is implemented in your skin... The converter downloads it and returns it to you pixmap... so most likely the error is not in it

Fixed

That's the problem why it doesn't work for you...This part of the code can be rewritten using eTimer ... I need to see if there is a Poll classin OBH ...

Check with the option in the post above

Without the process module and the logic to determine whether samba or openvpn is being used... This piece of code was returning True or False.. now it is gone In this variant converter code supports only what you have in your skin <convert type="GREG_converter">flag</convert> <convert...

WTF?

WTF! Now I understand the problem =) ... What are these lines in the code? import process p = process.ProcessList() There is no such module in python3. And I'm not sure that such a module exists in Py2 =) ... Do you have a process.py file? Judging by the logic of the converter code, this...

I simulated the given line from your skin... this is what the converter code returns

Do you understand what “add print” means in different places in your converter code? Do you understand how to look at the system operation log to see the output of information output by adding “print”? If the answer is no, then what should we talk about next? Why and for what purpose are you...

Therefore, it is not in the converter, perhaps not in the function of determining the IP address... add print to different places in this converter to determine where exactly and what does not work. It's not difficult. You use it in the skin. I just edit the code I see. But it’s not a fact that...

On the screenshot is the result of the API request and the response that the function get_myipdata() returns ... Python3

Not sure. The fact is that I modified the get_myipdata() function so that it would return data received from the ip-api.com API ... Just a minute, I'll add debugging information to the code and show you the output in py3