Package Requests CCExtractor

[timkb4cq]

After doing some more investigation, it's clear that the ccextractor-gui is not ready for prime time and that's why debian didn't build it.
The immediate problem is that it is hard coded to write out some files wherever the binary is placed. There is no configuration option for that. Since that's in /usr/share/ccextractor-gui/app it doesn't have that permission. It also expects to find the ccextractor binary in the same folder and it's in /usr/bin.

If you build ccextractor somewhere in your home folder according to their directions the GUI will work. It's going to take some patching to get the GUI to work with files in a standard debian install configuration.

As a (non-recommended) workaround, you can get the GUI working with:

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sudo cp /usr/bin/ccextractor /usr/share/ccextractor-gui/app/
sudo chown -R yourusername:yourusername /usr/share/ccextractor-gui/

[mmikeinsantarosa]

The old ccextractor drug in the newer libav & tesseract.
We need to get rid of them.
from a terminal run

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apt-cache policy libavcodec58 libtesseract4

If either of these are installed, let's try to remove them but let's do a test remove first using

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sudo apt-get remove libavcodec58 libtesseract4 -s

If it appears not much other than these packages or any similar packages are going to be removed, go ahead and remove them using

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sudo apt-get remove libavcodec58 libtesseract4

Now that these are gone, let's see what ccextractor if any is installed using

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apt-cache policy ccextractor

if ccextractor is installed, remove it using

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sudo apt-get remove ccextractor

let me know when you've gotten this far.

[towwire]

After doing some more investigation, it's clear that the ccextractor-gui is not ready for prime time and that's why debian didn't build it.
The immediate problem is that it is hard coded to write out some files wherever the binary is placed. There is no configuration option for that. Since that's in /usr/share/ccextractor-gui/app it doesn't have that permission. It also expects to find the ccextractor binary in the same folder and it's in /usr/bin.

If you build ccextractor somewhere in your home folder according to their directions the GUI will work. It's going to take some patching to get the GUI to work with files in a standard debian install configuration.

As a (non-recommended) workaround, you can get the GUI working with:

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sudo cp /usr/bin/ccextractor /usr/share/ccextractor-gui/app/
sudo chown -R yourusername:yourusername /usr/share/ccextractor-gui/

I'll try your work around later. it's not a big deal if we cannot get the GUI to work for me. I just thought that someone new may find it easier to use. Using the terminal the file names cannot have any spaces or they must be between "" marks. I have a TV series (1 season) in a folder and use 'ls' to list the files, Copy to a text file, put in the quote mark and then use ccextractor to do them all at one time. The actual hard part is editing the files that take so much time.

[mmikeinsantarosa]

After doing some more investigation, it's clear that the ccextractor-gui is not ready for prime time and that's why debian didn't build it.
The immediate problem is that it is hard coded to write out some files wherever the binary is placed. There is no configuration option for that. Since that's in /usr/share/ccextractor-gui/app it doesn't have that permission. It also expects to find the ccextractor binary in the same folder and it's in /usr/bin.

If you build ccextractor somewhere in your home folder according to their directions the GUI will work. It's going to take some patching to get the GUI to work with files in a standard debian install configuration.

As a (non-recommended) workaround, you can get the GUI working with:

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sudo cp /usr/bin/ccextractor /usr/share/ccextractor-gui/app/
sudo chown -R yourusername:yourusername /usr/share/ccextractor-gui/

Thanks for finding that Tim.

So, should we pull it or rebuild it without the GUI and send it back up as cli only on the older tesseract?

towire - Thanks for testing.

Mike

[timkb4cq]

No need to pull the working ccextractor - put I can pull just the ccextractor-gui if you'd like.

[mmikeinsantarosa]

Please do.

[towwire]

No need to pull the working ccextractor - put I can pull just the ccextractor-gui if you'd like.

I tried your work around and it did work on the two files I tried, one no spaces and one with spaces in the file name. I did not try many files at one time.

I agree it should be pulled. I find the terminal easier to used and do many files at once. If you do another, I'll be willing to test it even before it would be put in Test repo, just send me a link to it if you do. I'm happy with just the terminal.

[towwire]

ccextractor version 0.87+ds1-1-mx17+2 is in the test repo. Could we get it update to version 0.89 as there have been some bug fixes. Please for MX-18 & MX-19. No hurry.

https://github.com/CCExtractor/ccextractor

[mmikeinsantarosa]

ccextractor version 0.87+ds1-1-mx17+2 is in the test repo. Could we get it update to version 0.89 as there have been some bug fixes. Please for MX-18 & MX-19. No hurry.

https://github.com/CCExtractor/ccextractor

towwire, they're still contributing to the 0.89 and their github site shows the 0.88 as the latest release.

The patches we've been using don't all line up with the 0.89 so I think it would be wise to wait until this one is really released and give it a shot then.

Here's the 0.88 debs if you want to give this release a try as it makes it's way into the repos.

- mike

[towwire]

I get this.

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[sudo] password for towwire: 
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree       
Reading state information... Done
Note, selecting 'ccextractor' instead of '/home/towwire/Downloads/Deb's/ccextractor-0.88_debs/ccextractor_0.88-0mx19+1_amd64.deb'
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
distribution that some required packages have not yet been created
or been moved out of Incoming.
The following information may help to resolve the situation:

The following packages have unmet dependencies:
 ccextractor : Depends: libc6 (>= 2.28) but 2.24-11+deb9u4 is to be installed
               Depends: libtesseract4 but it is not installable
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.

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System:
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  compiler: gcc v: 6.3.0 Desktop: Xfce 4.12.3 
  Distro: MX-18.3_x64 Continuum Apr 7  2019 
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