Sensor module error?

[federico2929]

Hi

I just downloaded Python 1.4.1 and I signed the PythonScriptShell with all the permissions, installed it on my N95 and I get the following error when I import the sensor module

-------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>> import sensor
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<console>", line 1, in ?
File "c:\resource\site.py", line 97, in platsec_import
return _original_import(name, globals, locals, fromlist)
File "c:\resource\sensor.py", line 20, in ?
import _sensor
File "c:\resource\site.py", line 114, in platsec_import
raise ImportError("Permission denied (error -46). Possible cause: Check that
%s.pyd is compiled to have at least the same capabilities as this Python interp
reter process."%name)
ImportError: Permission denied (error -46). Possible cause: Check that _sensor.p
yd is compiled to have at least the same capabilities as this Python interpreter
process.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

I did sign the PythonScriptShell but not the PythonForS60 file, was I supposed to sign that one as well? what permissions are required for the sensor? How can I check the permissions a particular sis has assigned?

Do I have to install it in a particular drive?

Thanks

[cyke64]

Hi

I just downloaded Python 1.4.1 and I signed the PythonScriptShell with all the permissions, installed it on my N95 and I get the following error when I import the sensor module

I did sign the PythonScriptShell but not the PythonForS60 file, was I supposed to sign that one as well? what permissions are required for the sensor? How can I check the permissions a particular sis has assigned?

Do I have to install it in a particular drive?

Thanks

I try it also on N95 with PyS60 dev cert and ScriptShell devcert and it doesn't work
I have the same error !
The PythonForS60 file has more caps than your devcert (4 more than it). It is already signed by Nokia so don't sign it !
I don't think that the sensor need more caps than dev cert because one guy made an extension module for 5500 : pyaccel and it works with dev cert
You can look the caps assigned to all files in a sis with the useful app sisinfo
And last question if you read result from the following command
python sisinfo.py -f PythonForS60_1_4_0_3rd.sis -i
you'll see that _sensor.pyd is ALWAYS put in c: (phone memory) even if you choose e: (memory card) !

Cyke64

[federico2929]

Oh good.. then it wasn't a stupid mistake I did, I always freak out when something that should work doesn't work and I have to come with my tail between my legs to the forum.. anyways I guess we will have to wait for the wise words from Paavo

-Thanks

[nlsp]

Just a quick reply: i'm on a 5500, PyS60 1.4.1 (nokia signed), ScriptShell signed with devcert, and the sensor module works without a problem.

[giaperrucci]

I tried on an N95 and it doesn't work

[otsov]

I did sign the PythonScriptShell but not the PythonForS60 file, was I supposed to sign that one as well? what permissions are required for the sensor?

Using N95 and:

- PythonForS60_1_4_1_3rdEd.SIS
- PythonScriptShell_1_4_1_3rdEd.sis

downloaded from the SourceForge site.

No signing done for either of the packages - this works (output from BT console):

>>> import sensor
>>> orientation_sensor_data = sensor.sensors()['RotSensor']
>>> orientation_sensor = sensor.Sensor(orientation_sensor_data['id'],orientation
_sensor_data['category'])
>>> orientation_sensor.set_event_filter(sensor.RotEventFilter())
>>> def orientation_changed(data):
...   print data
...
>>> orientation_sensor.connect(orientation_changed)
1
>>> 3
0
3
0
2

Please try the above without signing.

Hope this helps.

[ngelfand]

I just tried running the above script, with unsigned Python and ScriptShell, and still getting the same error using the N95.

[giaperrucci]

Hi otsov,
sorry to disappoint you, but it doesn't work to me.
I have download and installed the two files:
- PythonForS60_1_4_1_3rdEd.SIS
- PythonScriptShell_1_4_1_3rdEd.sis
I haven't signed anything as you said, but I still get this message:

>>> import sensors
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<console>", line 1, in ?
File "c:\resource\site.py", line 112, in platsec_import
raise ImportError("No module named "+name)
ImportError: No module named sensors
>>> import sensor
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<console>", line 1, in ?
File "c:\resource\site.py", line 97, in platsec_import
return _original_import(name, globals, locals, fromlist)
File "c:\resource\sensor.py", line 20, in ?
import _sensor
File "c:\resource\site.py", line 114, in platsec_import
raise ImportError("Permission denied (error -46). Possible cause: Check that
%s.pyd is compiled to have at least the same capabilities as this Python interp
reter process."%name)
ImportError: Permission denied (error -46). Possible cause: Check that _sensor.p
yd is compiled to have at least the same capabilities as this Python interpreter
process.
>>>

My phone has the following firmware version. Which version do you have on yours? Did anybody make it work on an N95 with my same firmware version?

V 12.0.013
19.06.07
RM-159
Nokia N95 (03.01)

[otsov]

My phone has the following firmware version. Which version do you have on yours? Did anybody make it work on an N95 with my same firmware version?

Currently using:

>>> import sysinfo
>>> sysinfo.sw_version()
u'V 21.0.001 16-10-07 RM-159 N95(c)NMP'
>>>

This is a rather new version, but it was also working with an earlier version (replaced by the above).

[fmora]

Unless otherwise proven, this seems to be a platform bug and a problem
with platform DLL capabilities in some N95 firmware versions.

Thanks for your report.

I have the latest firmware according to http://europe.nokia.com/A4577224


This is the info from *#0000#


V 12.0.013
RM-159
19-06-07
Nokia N95 (01.01)

is there another firmware I am supposed to have installed?

Why is the resolution "Wont Fix"?

[crschmidt]

I've just installed Python 1.4.1 for 3rd edition on my N95, with firmware version 12.0.013, which claims to be the latest according to:

http://europe.nokia.com/appmanager/U...p-windowState=

And I'm getting the same problem as is described here. When I look in C:\\resource, there is no _sensor.pyd file (or any other .pyd file, so I guess this isn't actually a useful metric.)

The Camera module imports and works correctly.

Not sure what else I can do to debug or offer more information.

[tsharju]

I think just couple of days ago a new firmware version (v 20.0.015) was released for N95. You can get that using the Nokia Software Updater application. I just recently flashed my phone with that firmware and now the sensor module works.

- Teemu

[crschmidt]

I think just couple of days ago a new firmware version (v 20.0.015) was released for N95. You can get that using the Nokia Software Updater application. I just recently flashed my phone with that firmware and now the sensor module works.

Unfortunately, my phone does not have any firmware update available, according to Nokia Software Updater.

[aaaaapo]

Unfortunately, my phone does not have any firmware update available, according to Nokia Software Updater.

I had similar problems in one of two E70's. E70 with firmware 1.0x updated successfully to 3.0x with Nokia updater, but E70 with firmware 2.0x did not.

I brought latter to the Nokia service and after 10 minutes it had firmware 3.0633.xx.

[neil.young]

I can confirm federicos report with a signed shell (devcert).

>>> import sensor
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<console>", line 1, in ?
File "c:\resource\site.py", line 97, in platsec_import
return _original_import(name, globals, locals, fromlist)
File "c:\resource\sensor.py", line 20, in ?
import _sensor
File "c:\resource\site.py", line 114, in platsec_import
raise ImportError("Permission denied (error -46). Possible cause: Check tha)
ImportError: Permission denied (error -46). Possible cause: Check that _sensor..
>>>

Regards