fwbackup not working at fresh install

Hi, recently I had to re install my OpenSuse and now fwbackups doesn’t work, it shows the error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File “/usr/share/fwbackups/fwbackups-runapp.pyw”, line 87, in <module>
raise fwbackups.fwbackupsError(_(‘Please install paramiko (python-paramiko)’))
fwbackupsError: ‘Please install paramiko (python-paramiko)’

but python-paramiko is installed, few weeks ago I installed fwbackups with no problems and was working normally, except for the cron tasks that doesn’t seemed to work, now the same system, same machine, all update, doesn’t work

OpenSuse 42.2 Leap all update, gnome versio

Hi
Running fine here, you didn’t install the python3 version of paramiko?

Hi, I tested with both versions, and nothing, I tried to compile it and neither…

Few days ago I had to use fedora 25, and I removed 1g of root partition to make a boot partition with ext4, and the root one I changed the filesystem to xfs for fedora. When I came back to Opensuse, I re-format the root with btrfs and installed, the only thing new was the /boot partition ext4, that I formatted too at installer Opensuse, since then fwbackups doesn’t work

On Wed 03 May 2017 02:56:01 PM CDT, alienator wrote:

Hi, I tested with both versions, and nothing, I tried to compile it and
neither…

Few days ago I had to use fedora 25, and I removed 1g of root partition
to make a boot partition with ext4, and the root one I changed the
filesystem to xfs for fedora. When I came back to Opensuse, I re-format
the root with btrfs and installed, the only thing new was the /boot
partition ext4, that I formatted too at installer Opensuse, since then
fwbackups doesn’t work

Hi
Hmmm, try a force re-install of python-parimiko, if that doesn’t
work, create a test user, login and try fwbackups to see if it’s
system or user related.

Please use the Archiving repository version as that’s the one I
maintain :wink:


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Hi, I fixed :slight_smile: python—setuptools was not installed, only python3—setuptools was it. Thanks for everything