(2013-05-15 18:30)Scoxx Wrote: -There is a default.py, it is in the 'root' folder of the script.
Sry. Did not look for it in the root folder, for sure the default.py is there.( sry dont know how to quote)
Is the script.module.pil a standalone script for xbmc or part of something ,because you wrote that i have to install it into the system python.
I found the script.module.pil on my raspi and it contains one addon.xml. Have downloaded it new and replaced the addon.xml => Same log failure.
Is it right that the addon.xml just this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="true"?>
-<addon provider-name="PythonWare" version="1.1.7" name="Python Image Library" id="script.module.pil">
-<requires> <import version="2.0.0" addon="xbmc.python"/> </requires> <extension library="lib" point="xbmc.python.module"/>
-<extension point="xbmc.addon.metadata"> <platform>all</platform> </extension> </addon>
I dont know what to do...
Here is the path to my addon.xml :
pi@raspbmc:/media/CnMemory$ cd /home/pi/.xbmc/addons/script.module.pil/
pi@raspbmc:~/.xbmc/addons/script.module.pil$ dir
addon.xml
Thanks!
I found the answer:
connection via ssh -> username : password -> and then just 'sudo apt-get install python-imaging'
Thats all!! But thanks for your help.

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