• Resolved Baennon

    (@baennon)


    When i launch corona and select main.lua I’ve got an error in log.lua

    worona\includes\log\log.lua:89: bad argument #1 to ‘close’ (FILE*expected, got nil)
    stack traceback;
    [C]: in function ‘close’
    worona\includes\log\log.lua:89: in function ‘start’
    main.lua:9: in main chunk

    Can you help me resolving the problem

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  • Plugin Author Worona Team

    (@benuit)

    Hello Baennon,

    Thanks for trying Worona ?? To help you better if would be perfect if you give us your blog’s URL. Are you using worona-boilerplate-0.6.3.1 ?

    Anycase, Do you get this error after editing the Main.lua file with your options? Have you tried running the original Main.lua? The original boiler-plate should load Worona’s Blog Posts.

    Thread Starter Baennon

    (@baennon)

    My blog is https://www.mobilebm.kappatau.fr
    I’m using worona-boilerplate-0.6.3.1 and I get this error even if I don’t modify the main.lua

    btw I congratulate you to make a such plugin entirely free

    Plugin Author Worona Team

    (@benuit)

    We have reviewed the code and it looks like Worona is crashing in your computer because you operative system doesn’t allow it to open a file.

    You should check the folders where you have installed Corona and your permissions there. Open the app sandbox folder (File->Open project sandbox) and check that folder as well.

    We are going to change our code so it doesn’t crash and it just prints an error to the console but reading and writing to files is a must so you need to solve it.

    If you want us to help with that issue you can write us to [email protected] or come chat with us at https://www.worona.org/chat/

    Thread Starter Baennon

    (@baennon)

    I didn’t notice permission problems in the sandbox folder, all its files semmed to be ok so I don’t know what to do

    Plugin Author Worona Team

    (@benuit)

    Which Operative System are you using? If it’s Windows, maybe you can try running Corona as Administrator. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ff431742.aspx

    Thread Starter Baennon

    (@baennon)

    All th things I’ve tried were made in administrator mode and I also tried to run in compatibility mode for windows 7

    I think I’ll never get the mysteries of computing ^^

    Plugin Author Worona Team

    (@benuit)

    Could you please send us an email to [email protected]? We can send you a basic app to know where the problem is coming.

    Thanks in advance,
    Alan.

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