chopsticks.tunnel.RemoteException in basic usage on Mac OS X about chopsticks

[lordmauve]

If you type 'ssh localhost python' at a bash prompt do you get a Python
shell?

I appreciate that the ability to identify and report the errors encountered
here could be improved.

On Sun, 16 Oct 2016, 14:18 Petros Makris, [email protected] wrote:

Executing

#!/usr/bin/env python
from chopsticks.tunnel import Tunnel
tun = Tunnel('localhost')
import time
print('Time on %s:' % tun.host, tun.call(time.time))

Results to

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./py0.py", line 11, in
print('Time on %s:' % tun.host, tun.call(time.time))
File "/Users/username/example/.chopsticks/lib/python2.7/site-packages/chopsticks/tunnel.py", line 179, in call
raise RemoteException(ret.msg)
chopsticks.tunnel.RemoteException: Unexpected EOF on stream

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[petmakris]

Closing this issue until ability to identify and report errors encountered is improved.

[lordmauve]

This is a genuine issue; I'd rather keep it open.

[lordmauve]

Did you get the error message line

[localhost] bash: /usr/bin/python2: No such file or directory

? If this is the problem, it's relatively easy to fix; just add (before connection):

Tunnel.python2 = 'python'

[lordmauve]

This seems to be the situation on an out-of-the-box Mac OS X Sierra. I believe this is a duplicate of #14.

The solution is documented here: http://chopsticks.readthedocs.io/en/latest/howto.html#how-to-customise-interpreter-paths