Jude188I'm having problems getting the python interface of TurboActivate to actually activate from an ActivationResponse.xml. The same file will activate if a simple C implementation is used. I'm implementing a private network webgui so am getting the text from the file from a post request, writing it to file then giving the file to the Python function. The code that I'm using looks something like this:
As far as I can tell there is nothing obviously wrong? As I said the xml does activate using a different method. I wonder if there is something wrong with python-turboactivate? Any suggestions are welcome.
It's almost certain that the problem is you're using relative paths (the question you *always* have to ask yourself when using relative paths is *what* path is this relative to -- that's not always an easy thing to answer).
So, try it again with a full absolute path and see if it works.
Jude188I've tried pointing it to a known working file:
ta.activate_from_file("/home/user/folder/AResp.xml")
but still am not having any luck with it actually applying the activation. If you have any other suggestions I'd be really grateful.
Jude188I managed to work out what the problem was. When python-turboactivate was updated to work with TurboActivate 4 which uses TA_ prefixes the activate_from_file() function wasn't updated. Having fixed this it all works correctly! I've submitted a pull request with the one line change.
Oh, good eye. Merged your pull request. Thanks for the fix (and the other fixes you've submitted).
