Dr.Razor said:
Has anyone found an issue for mac osx?
Tried on OSX 10.6.3 with python 2.6, fail after opening the file -_-'
You'll need to use it through the command line, rather than the graphical user interface. If you try to open it through Finder, it'll just fail. First, open a terminal, and switch to the directory of the folder the Python files are saved to, using the change directory command, like so:
cd /path/to/folder/
Obviously, you'll replace "/path/to/folder/" with the path to the folder the files are in. =P If there are any spaces or non-alphanumeric characters in any folder of the path, then you should place quotes around it, otherwise, it may think you're trying to do something else and fail. After that, use the following to execute the Python script:
sudo "/usr/bin/pythonw" "sendpkm.py" "Pokémon.pkm"
The "sudo" means you're accessing the root account, the account that has pretty much absolute power over your system. So, be careful with commands that use this. You will need to use an administrative account password to use this command. Replace the 'Pokémon' with the name of the PKM file you want to distribute. After that, you should see the encoding message, followed by the DNS to use. You shouldn't have to replace anything else, unless you've changed the Python files' names.
This should work on both Mac OS X and Linux. I hope it helps you. ^^
