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ControlCenter not starting up #77

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alexcavazos67 opened this issue May 9, 2021 · 2 comments
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ControlCenter not starting up #77

alexcavazos67 opened this issue May 9, 2021 · 2 comments

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@alexcavazos67
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I've created the cc.cfg file (by touch, so it's empty & size = 0) and give the tor_user rights to the file. When I try and run theonionbox wit the -x parameter it shows this error:
Failed to launch ControlCenter: 'ConfigUpdater' object has no attribute 'sections_blocks'

Any idea of what I am doing wrong? I've read the readme twice all over and gone through the theonionbox config file lloking for clues, but nothing.

Thanks,
Alex

@ralphwetzel
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Hi!
You encountered a bug due to a braking change in a package that is used by TheOnionBox.

Unfortunately I was a bit lazy when defining the dependencies:

'configupdater>=1.0',

I'd propose to explicitly install a version of ConfigUpdater prior to this change:

pip install 'configupdater>=1.0,<2.0' --force-reinstall.

Hope this helps!

@ralphwetzel ralphwetzel changed the title ControlCebter not starting up ControlCenter not starting up May 10, 2021
@rx8driver
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Hi! You encountered a bug due to a braking change in a package that is used by TheOnionBox.

Unfortunately I was a bit lazy when defining the dependencies:

'configupdater>=1.0',

I'd propose to explicitly install a version of ConfigUpdater prior to this change:

pip install 'configupdater>=1.0,<2.0' --force-reinstall.

Hope this helps!

This worked like a charm for me...

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