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Python service not starting #117
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Hi @gabrielboehme , you seem to be navigating to the wrong location for If that doesn't help, can you please delete the Cheers, |
Hello @nabeel-oz ! Thanks for the response... Now I executed in the the right path... But still no success... The init logs:
Processing c:\users\qlik_desenv\appdata\local\pip\cache\wheels\93\2a\eb\e58dbcbc Collecting tensorboard<1.15.0,>=1.14.0 Creating a new firewall rule for TCP port 50055... Ok. Setup completed. Please check the log above for errors in red text. Run Qlik-Py-Start.bat to start this Server Side Extension. Press any key to continue . . . |
Thanks for the logs Gabriel. I don't see any errors in there, but it seems there's a portion of the logs missing at the start. This is where the files are copied to subdirectories under Can you generate a Also check that the And check that the If the files are missing, you can just copy the |
Hi @nabeel-oz , I'm having the same issue as Gabriel. I attached the requirements-file you were asking for. |
Hi @hammti, the requirements seem to be ok in your case. Can you try opening a PowerShell window in the
If that doesn't work try changing the port being used by PyTools. You can do this by opening |
Hi @nabeel-oz, thanks for the reply. This seems to work: the logging is enabled. But there seem to be no capabilities added in my case. I still don't have access to the Python libraries in Qlik Sense. Can you help me out with that? Maybe something related to the Analytics Connection chosen in the QMC? |
Hi @hammti, if you changed the port you'll need to update the Analytics Connection in QMC as well. You might also need to update Windows firewall settings by updating the port in the inbound rule called PyTools. Also, you might need to restart the Qlik Engine service. |
Hi @nabeel-oz, thanks for you last reply. I was able to continue working on this problem and did what you recommonded in your last post. I still got stuck with actually being able to build the connection but without loading the Python libraries (see screenshot). Is there anything else I can do? |
Hi @hammti , sorry for the late reply. If restarting the Qlik Sense engine service doesn't help, there is probably something blocking the SSE service on port 50055. You can try changing the port by opening If that doesn't help you'll need to check firewall and VPN settings that may be blocking the communication. |
Hello @hammti, |
Describe the bug
Qlik-Py-Init runs perfectly with no errors... then when running Qlik-Py-Start with admin rights, with CLI open, it takes a few secs to display "Press any key to continue..." and no other text. It seems that the python it's not executed or totally passed by, and this "Press any key to continue..." comes from the PAUSE in the .bat file.
Screenshots
Environment:
OS Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard
Qlik Sense Enterprise
SSE Version: 8.1, 7.1 & 6.2
Python version: 3.6.8
Additional context
Checked the firewall for the Qlik Pytools rule, it was created for port 50055; I also manually deleted and added the rule and tried to run Qlik-Py-Start... no luck. I also restarted the engine service, no luck.
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