HS2 Firmware upgrade

[makki]

I'm also not aware about any issue from changing from very ancient to less ancient Python
Did the 2.5-step today, seamless..

Makki

[Michel]

I have already upgraded since April all my HS to several 2.5 ....
.... Beta-Versions

[Warichet]

No problem here with the 2.5 Experte.

Ah ?!?
Thank you for the test.
Guess who is going to upgrade to 2.5

[Michel]

No problem here with the 2.5 Experte.

[vento66]

Sorry then try this Link or this Link

[Warichet]

I think this Link is what you need

Thank you for the link, but it points to rather new stuff, i.e. it starts at 2.7. I'm trying to figure out the changes between 2.2 & 2.4, most probably between 2.2 & 2.3

[Michel]

Send me or post the code of your "Baustein". I´ll have a look on it.

[vento66]

I think this Link is what you need...

[Warichet]

Hi Michel,

Thank you for taking the time to reply.

Is the module saved in the correct directory?

Heuu, I'm confused , didn't think about directories, as I have several of those home-made Baustein, and only one gave a problem.
Also, I got an error message while the upgrade was running, it was something like "module 13053xyz is felerhaft". Usually, it means that there is an error in the Baustein (syntax error), it's not a "file missing". I guess the upgrade process is reading & importing each Baustein, one by one and checking the syntax along the way.

Nevertheless, I checked the 2.4 directory tree, indeed no track of the 13053xyz , which is normal. I remember to have skipped the error pop-up, to allow the upgrade process to continue.

I think I've to edit the Baustein and correct an error, probably a syntax error introduced with the Python upgrade.

I wonder if I'm the only one with this problem (probably the only one messing up with the french character set )

Anyone having a pointer to the Python changelog between 2.2 & 2.4 ? that could be a good starting point for my debug.
I checked this, but no clue

[Michel]

Is the module saved in the correct directory? As you know, directories have changed due to Windows 7 in the newest Expert-Versions.

[Warichet]

1) One of my home written Baustein (13053_Conv_Special_Char.hsl) didn't make it through the upgrade. The message was something like "your Baustein xxx is at fault", no specific details about the type of failure.
It was working fine up to ver. 2.2. I'm not asking to debug my Baustein, but I wonder if something has changed about writing Baustein or using libraries, or syntax change since 2.2 and where I should start searching
It is full of things like
5012|0|""|"__import__('string').replace(SN[1],'\xC3\xA0','à')"|""|0|0|1|0 #133

No idea as to what can be the cause ?
I read from a previous post about the 2.4 FirmWare:

Intern: Python von Version 2.2 auf Version 2.4 welches in der Logik wohl diverse Vorteile bringen kann, vor allem bei TCP Timeouts.

So, there is clearly a change about Python !
Am I the only one affected by this change ?

About "diverse Vorteile bringen kann", the only one I can see is that my Baustein doesn't work anymore

[Warichet]

Hi

I finally made it
The upgrade was OK, but I've some minor gliches

1) One of my home written Baustein (13053_Conv_Special_Char.hsl) didn't make it through the upgrade. The message was something like "your Baustein xxx is at fault", no specific details about the type of failure.
It was working fine up to ver. 2.2. I'm not asking to debug my Baustein, but I wonder if something has changed about writing Baustein or using libraries, or syntax change since 2.2 and where I should start searching
It is full of things like
5012|0|""|"__import__('string').replace(SN[1],'\xC3\xA0','à')"|""|0|0|1|0 #133

2) I cannot start the web client via the browser as usual, the syntax has changed
before: http://x.x.x.x/opt/hsav/startgast.htm
now it is http://x.x.x.x/opt/hsav-gira/startgast.htm
I haven't seen it documented in the liesmich_gira_de.txt

3) When I call the client via the Ajax syntax,
http://x.x.x.x/opt/hsav-gira/startgast.htm I get prompted to enter my username, password, although the file startgast.htm contains the right credentials. I'm pretty sure it has already been discussed here, but can't find it back.

Thank you for any hint.

[MatthiasS]

Correct.

Scenes, diagrams = archives, remanent iKO

[Warichet]

If you have a chart in the visualization, you see it immediately.

Ah, OK

You have a lot of remanent-data ?

The filesize on disk is 29K. So, it is not a huge file, but I'd hate to loose it.
I thought things from the UZSU are in there, is that correct ?

[vento66]

If you have a chart in the visualization, you see it immediately.
You have a lot of remanent-data ?