Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Face Recognition with inferred light
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remove - Packages installed are removed (Does NOT include configuration files)
purge - Purge is identical to remove except that packages are removed and purged. Purge meaning that any configuration files are deleted too. -
Generally, I follow that with
'apt-get autoremove'as well. Often when you remove one package, there are other dependencies that aren’t needed anymore. The'autoremove'takes care of that. -
And yes, I suppose simply
'purge'would get the job done, but there are times I only want to remove the binaries, but leave my config files in place. I prefer forcing myself to actually add the'--purge'bit each time … sort of a mental check. -
Im just trying to reinstall things, hoping the shit works :D
maybe i can upload my config here for some correctioN?
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Sure thing :)
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@paviro
Here it is -
Can’t see any mistake there. Does it work this way? Any errors in the console or the web inspector?
I just moved this into a new thread because it has nothing todo with the original
training fileproblem, please open a separate thread for different problems in the future as well :) -
It’s still the same error like above :(
Didn’t try so much in the last week, but i don’t know whats the problem in here anyway
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I am really not sure what this error is about…
@MichMich what ismodule.data.classessupposed to be? Since it isn’t defined apparently in this case… -
module.data.classesshould contain the classes set in your config file. (If I remember correctly.) -
Strange I still have no clue how this error could be reproduced…
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Had the same issue.
Removing the module “localtransport” solved it for me. -
@POIMann really? That’s interesting! So it works without problems now?
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The use of this.data in localtransport.js conflicts with this.data-object from the module instance properties.
I patched it by replacing “this.data;” with “this.response;” in all its occurrences in localtransport.js.
#enjoy
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That … would make sense. It’s helpful for module writers to check the documentation on the wiki to see what method, classes, or other naming conventions are being used to avoid conflicts.
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Thank you a lot for figuring that out! :)
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gonna try it later, thanks
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