Hello everyone,
We're running Ubuntu 2.4 with an enterprise license.
I'm having trouble uninstalling a program.
It sends a Ctrl+C error during uninstallation... which isn't a problem when done manually.
But when we put all that into a `def uninstall()` function, we get a `KeyboardInterrupt` error.
How can we accept the error, like with `accept_returncodes=[ ]`?
Thanks,
Alban
Uninstallation that contains a KeyboardInterrupt
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AlbanUCA63
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AlbanUCA63
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Hello again...
Sorry, I found another solution for that package...
It worked with `msiexec /X{}`, but I had to add `/passive` otherwise nothing happened. :/
However, while it's not urgent right now, I'd still like to know how to accept a Keyboard Interrupt!
You never know!
Alban
Sorry, I found another solution for that package...
It worked with `msiexec /X{}`, but I had to add `/passive` otherwise nothing happened. :/
However, while it's not urgent right now, I'd still like to know how to accept a Keyboard Interrupt!
You never know!
Alban
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Hello Alban,
I think you can try trapping the exception in the uninstall function, but it's not very elegant
Sincerely,
Denis
I think you can try trapping the exception in the uninstall function, but it's not very elegant
Code: Select all
def uninstall():
try:
run('monpodoware.exe)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
print('ignoring ctrl-c during uninstall')
Denis
Denis Cardon - Tranquil IT
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