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I was able to get the blame.py client running on Windows 7 after installing the requisite psutil and pyopenssl modules, however it crashes as soon as a connection is detected. The reason is that the socket.inet_ntop function is not implemented in Python 2.x for Windows. I didn't try with 3.4 (when I believe the official implementation was released), but I found this monkey-patch that works to get the client up and running: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/win_inet_pton
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I was able to get the blame.py client running on Windows 7 after installing the requisite psutil and pyopenssl modules, however it crashes as soon as a connection is detected. The reason is that the socket.inet_ntop function is not implemented in Python 2.x for Windows. I didn't try with 3.4 (when I believe the official implementation was released), but I found this monkey-patch that works to get the client up and running: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/win_inet_pton
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: