NameError: name 'os' is not defined

[bphd]

File "trape.py", line 56, in utils.Go(utils.Color['whiteBold'] + "WELCOME " + utils.Color['greenBold'] + os.uname()[1].upper() + utils.Color['whiteBold'] + " TO TRAPE" + utils.Color['white']) NameError: name 'os' is not defined

[GrbavaCigla]

+1

[chandanroksjsr]

+1

[flyphisherman]

@bphd Have you tried running pip install -r requirements.txt The name 'os' not being defined is because it has not been imported correctly. If you look at the file, you will see that it is in a try block. My guess is that you do not have one or both of the other modules installed. Running the pip install command should remedy that.

[psychomad]

Sometimes it depends which version of python you have and which default is. try to specify pip2 install -r requirements.txt and should work

[abdullzz]

no it doesn't work. i use pip install -r requirements.txt as recommended and having the same problem in python 2.7. in python, os is the standard library, isn't it? It's never been a distribution that we have to manually download. that just silly