Error: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xc3 in position 19: ordinal not in range(128)

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“I think this is not a file name”

You have checked and can you confirm that? Your stack trace suggests otherwise

File “/usr/lib/python2.7/compileall.py”, line 41, in compile_dir
names.sort()

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I’ve checked all of custom apps, folder by folder
There’s no way to see what’s the entire name with the compile?

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“there’s no way to see what’s the entire name with the compile?”

Maybe try ‘ls -R apps/your_custom_app’ to view the filenames?

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No, see the file name with problem hehehe

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I’ll check again, thank’s in advance for now @clarkej :smiley:

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So if understood very well, the character problem is ñ right? Has some file with this char, right?

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That’s what I would look for

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Maybe on erpnext too? :thinking:

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Good find - let us know what you learn :wink:

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Do you know how can I find files name out of range of ascii encode by command line?
Like all files with ’ ñ ’ on name

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I’ll uninstall erpnext on my dev machine and see if still giving error

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That’s a good question - this much I know

frappe@erpnext:~/frappe-bench$ find . -name ‘*.py’ | grep ‘n’

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Has to be ñ, not n.
But I cannot pass ñ on terminal too

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Tried:
find . -name ‘*.py’ | grep “~n”
hahahahhahahahaha

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Yes that is for us to learn.

I am out of time to research that.

Perhaps someone can chime in here…

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I’m looking for do that using bytes instead character, lets see…

Thank’s for your time @clarkej :wink:

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@Leonardo_Augusto Irmão, pode discobrir uma ‘ã’ em sua file name duas programas?

@clarkej ‘ñ’ is not a valid letter in Portuguese, but ‘ã’ is and is common. Neither is ‘y’. Imagine my disappointment being named ‘Tyler’.

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Thanks for chiming in Tyler…you got me wondering.

Your contribution and copy paste got me this

frappe@erpnext:~/frappe-bench$ touch dummyfilenamewithñ
frappe@erpnext:~/frappe-bench$ ls -al | grep ‘ñ’
-rw-rw-r-- 1 frappe frappe 0 Dec 1 14:17 dummyfilenamewithñ
frappe@erpnext:~/frappe-bench$ find . -name ‘*’ | grep ‘ñ’
./dummyfilenamewithñ

I still need to get back to you Tyler…

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The string “ñ” or “ã” not worked cause the keyboard layout of remote machine is not configured to ABNT.
So I zipped the frappe-bench folder and downloaded it on my local machine, and ran: find . -name '*.py' | grep ã
That’s worked! Found it an app folder named by sistema_de_notificação_eletrônica_de_multas then renamed to sistema_de_notificacao_eletronica_de_multas

Thank you so much for help @tmatteson and @clarkej!!

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