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Latest post by on Wednesday, 16 March 2022 20:17 CDT
I struggled a long time with a configuration file that UNiTE just silently quit on.
Finally it turned out that it was a missing character in the package name.
I don't know if I had any particular environment that made UNiTE abort without any console message and not event create the specified log file.
If this is a general problem and not specific to my environment I would have been helped by a log and/or console message.
Hello,
UNiTE outputs a lot of info in the console, can you please share the command you're using to execute the script? Do you get some output or no output at all?
Davide Tampellini
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As I tried to explain, a simple mistake in the package name, caused UNiTE to silently quit. I got the usual "Copyright... This program comes...:" message, but nothing else.
Once corrected, and that was the only change in the XML, UNiTE ran as normal.
So I have no problem now, my point is that I would have expected an error message when the package file was not found.
By default UNiTE is pretty quiet, in order to have a full output on the console, you should append the flags --debug --verbose to your command
Davide Tampellini
Developer and Support Staff
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Please keep in mind my timezone and cultural differences when reading my replies. Thank you!
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