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I had a feeling this might happen but I went ahead and fired away and sure enough... I use conky for my status bar in dwm and it broke after the latest update. Basically, I was able to fix it by changing execi to texeci in my .conkyrc if that helps anyone else. I also had an issue with some extra spacing with ${downspeed} and ${upspeed}? I can't figure that out but was able to solve it by changing to ${downspeedf} and ${upspeedf}. Otherwise, it seems to work again.
EDIT: I guess it should be execpi instead of texeci. Anyway, that seems to have been fixed in the latest update (1.8.2git20111026-1).
EDIT again: Well it was, until I rebooted... then it crapped on itself and died? FU conky!
Last edited by stlarch (2011-10-26 08:08:49)
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Happened to me, the only thing broken on mine is the cpu graphs as you see, making white trailing lines.

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cpugraph (cpuN) (height),(width) (gradient colour 1) (gradient colour 2) (scale) (-t) (-l)
without height and width variables mine fail too, but work fine after add it.
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Screw it, I just downgraded to 1.8.1. The build failed because of curl but I found a fix for it and included it in the PKGBUILD. Here it is if anybody needs it http://ompldr.org/vYXppNg . And here is the current-power.patch if you need that too http://ompldr.org/vYXppNw
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I had similar problem after upgrading. Conky was not showing conkyforecast contents and my calendar positioning was a bit strange. Solved dowgrading to 1.8.1.
Last edited by lsathler (2011-11-02 14:36:51)
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Same here.
The problem for me is that scripts launched with execi do not get executed correctly on launch and I get a (null) instead of the expected value. After the first refresh, the values are again displayed correctly.
This happenes on 1.8.2git20111024-1 and 1.8.2git20111026-1. Downgrading to 1.8.1-3 solved this issue.
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The problem for me is that scripts launched with execi do not get executed correctly on launch and I get a (null) instead of the expected value. After the first refresh, the values are again displayed correctly.
I changed the execi to texeci and the problem went away for me.
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I changed the execi to texeci and the problem went away for me.
Thanks, it did solve the problem for me!
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