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/usr/bin/python3: No module named pass_import #67
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Same problem here |
Hi, that' weird. Which linux distribution are you using? |
Same here. Distribution = Ubuntu
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You need to run |
Hi got that here too. Even after running make install. It just doesnt want to run. Simple workaround: Run pass import from the git checkout dir, and it all works nicely, just imported some 300 passwords that way. Whatever make install is supposed to do, it doesnt work out, but being in the code dir makes it work (guess by using the module locally). |
Just to be sure. Did you run Otherwise, you can run |
I can confirm that running make && make install solves the problem.
See attached typescript.
…On Sun, Jan 27, 2019 at 6:56 PM Alex ***@***.***> wrote:
Just to be sure. Did you run make *and* make install.
Otherwise, you can run make local
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This bug bit me hard. I'm 99% sure I did the usual
Note that the non-.local
After that the utility worked like a charm. |
I also did (and re-did) a classic I could solve it the same way, so thanks @sowbug for the tip! |
After a lot of tests on differents distributon (archlinux, debian, ubuntu, fedora, centos and opensuse), I have been able to reproduce this bug. This is because some (debian based) distributions do not use the same This is now fixed and tested. Example for ubuntu: https://gitlab.com/roddhjav/pass-import/-/jobs/214959041 |
- Integrate encryptr tests in the new test structure. - remove ordering requirement from tests as encryptr exports are non-deterministic - standardize how we read keys in encryptr importer - update readme/manpage with encryptr support information - fix up codacy issues - add in encryptr support. establish arbitrary card fields. add in tests for card types - Ensure the python prefix is always the one from the distribution #67 - CI: Also test the install. - Add coverage website link. - Publish code coverage report with GitLab Pages.
Hello,
I installed via stable instruction:
But when I then tried to import a bitwarden file:
malte@pinetree:~$ pass import bitwarden bitwarden_export_20181228142058.csv /usr/bin/python3: No module named pass_import
Did I miss something?
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