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my banana
by Marcus Schopen - Nov 9th 2004 18:12:37
greates sniper ever! Thanks Pedram.
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use of Glade
by lonpm2 - Sep 15th 2004 14:26:27
using in Windows NT4 - complete newbie to python - downloaded Python 2.3
copied BID monkey to folder execute python bid_monkey.py -g and receive the
response:
import gtk/gtk.glade failed
MONKEY-FATAL> could not start gui
tried finding installs of GTK and of glade - installed about 7 related
products with no resolution on this issue. If anyone has any idea I'd be
very greatful
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Re: use of Glade
by naitram - Sep 18th 2004 18:19:14
Had the same problem. The pygtk package found here:
http://www.pcpm.ucl.ac.be/~gustin/win32_ports/ fixed it for me. Hope it
helps.
> using in Windows NT4 - complete newbie
> to python - downloaded Python 2.3 copied
> BID monkey to folder execute python
> bid_monkey.py -g and receive the
> response:
>
> import gtk/gtk.glade failed
>
> MONKEY-FATAL> could not start gui
>
> tried finding installs of GTK and of
> glade - installed about 7 related
> products with no resolution on this
> issue. If anyone has any idea I'd be
> very greatful
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Re: use of Glade
by pedram - Nov 8th 2004 12:39:59
> using in Windows NT4 - complete newbie
> to python - downloaded Python 2.3 copied
> BID monkey to folder execute python
> bid_monkey.py -g and receive the
> response:
>
> import gtk/gtk.glade failed
>
> MONKEY-FATAL> could not start gui
>
> tried finding installs of GTK and of
> glade - installed about 7 related
> products with no resolution on this
> issue. If anyone has any idea I'd be
> very greatful
See the INSTALL file distributed with the package. The required
packages and links to them are provided within. If you are still having
problems. E-mail me.
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-p password command line option shows pw in ps, history
by a_team_of_scientists - Jan 26th 2004 11:55:22
If you use the -p command line option to enter your password, it will be
visible when you (or anyone else) runs ps or history.
If you skip -p, you'll be prompted for the password, which is safer.
Maybe you could add a note in the readme about this.
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Problems with v2.x
by jamespo - Nov 3rd 2003 09:58:41
I get this problem with v2.x (python rewrite)
[x bid_monkey_v2]$ ./bid_monkey.py
File "./bid_monkey.py", line 73
usage += " -i <item #> -m <max bid> -u
<username> -p <password> [options] "
^
Doesn't appear to like the += operator...
this is trying both v1.5 & v2.2 of python
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Re: Problems with v2.x
by jamespo - Nov 3rd 2003 10:58:25
ah, the hardcoded path to /usr/bin/python was calling v1.5 rather than
v2.2...
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It works perfectly!
by Raj - Aug 13th 2003 19:02:42
It's nice when things just work. I downloaded the program, expanded it and
tested it on an auction and I won the auction.
This program is small, efficient, and works as advertised. No eye candy or
graphics, just good code.
/*Raj*/
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BidMonkey is my hero
by Mark Lindner - Jun 20th 2002 15:57:00
Well I'm a happy customer. I instructed BidMonkey to snipe an auction at
6:30 AM...there's no way I was going to wake up that early...and sure
enough, this dependable primate won the auction for me.
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Brave
by Jason Martin - Mar 18th 2002 17:40:10
It seems rather, um, brave to trust an outside script to bid for you, given
that ebay might change their side of things at any time.
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