Error on Ubuntu 12.04

[deshack]

Package version: 0.2.8 Operating System: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Python version: 2.7.3 Error message (when launching "archey" command):

Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/bin/archey", line 304, in func() File "/usr/bin/archey", line 288, in disk_display usedpercent = float(re.sub("[A-Z]", "", used)) / float(re.sub("[A-Z]", "", size)) * 100 ValueError: invalid literal for float(): 4,9

[deshack]

With python 3.2.3 the error is still present, but last line is different:

ValueError: inalid literal for float(): 5,0

[jherazob]

It's the comma. I put a print statement on the line before this one and ran it on a machine where the error appeared, it gave me this: used: 2,3T -- size: 3,6T The commas are tripping it up. Python expects dots, not commas in floats.

I changed the two preceding lines to:

 used = re.sub(",",".",total.split()[3])
 size = re.sub(",",".",total.split()[2])

And voila! Problem fixed.

[narrowfail]

Quick fix:

used = used.replace(',','.')

[xnosx]

@jherazob your tip works for me, thanks!