pyinstaller --onefile

[mhzr]

Hello,
I made a simple code and examine it many times on vscode, but when I made .exe file from that by using pyinstaller --onefile, it didn't work.
Also I tries auto-py-to-exe to convert it and faced the same problem.
Platform which I ran the exe file and examine the code is windows 10.
Could you please let me know what happens and how I can solve it?
The source code is attached.
Thanks

[buran]

Could you please, copy/paste your code in the post, using python tags, or if it is too big/has multiple files - create a repo and share a link.
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[mhzr]

Could you please, copy/paste your code in the post, using python tags, or if it is too big/has multiple files - create a repo and share a link.
Not everyone will download untrusted file.

Thank you for mentioned it:

here is my code:

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# Minimal System Inventory v1 ## importing module import os import platform import psutil import socket import subprocess import datetime import sys import time import wmi #import win32com.client #import winreg #import winapps import iis_bridge as iis import wmicq # https://pypi.org/project/wmicq/   print('System Inventory is running, Please wait ...') # Project Path projectpath = (os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))) save_path = projectpath file_name = "SystemInfo.txt" completeName = os.path.join(save_path, file_name) file1 = open(completeName, "w") now = datetime.datetime.now() original_stdout = sys.stdout    with open(completeName, 'w') as f:     sys.stdout = f     print('System Inventory')     print ("Current date and time : ", now)       # System Info       ## getting the hostname by socket.gethostname() method     hostname = socket.gethostname()     print("Hostname : ", hostname)       ## getting the IP address using socket.gethostbyname() method     try:         attributes = ['Description', 'IPAddress', 'MACAddress']         header, queryData = wmicq.query(wmicq.Category.NICCONFIG, attributes = attributes, where = "IpEnabled=True")         maxLen = max(len(x) for x in header)           for q in queryData:                 print("NIC info : ", "{}: MAC: {}, IP: {}".format(q["Description"], q["MACAddress"], q["IPAddress"]))       except wmicq.QueryError as e:         print("Query error: {}".format(e))       ip_address = socket.gethostbyname(hostname)     print("Current IP Address : ", ip_address)       #Computer network name     #print(f"Computer network name: {platform.node()}")     #print(f"IP Address: {ip_address}")       #Machine type     print(f"Machine type: {platform.machine()}")       #Processor type     print(f"Processor type: {platform.processor()}")           #Platform type     print(f"Platform type: {platform.platform()}")           #Operating system     print(f"Operating system: {platform.system()}")           #Operating system release     print(f"Operating system release: {platform.release()}")         #Operating system version     print(f"Operating system version: {platform.version()}")          # CPU Information     myWMI = wmi.WMI ()     for processer in myWMI.Win32_Processor ():         print ("Current Clock Speed : %s" % (processer.CurrentClockSpeed))         print ("Name : %s" % (processer.Name))         print ("Cores : %s" % (processer.NumberOfCores))       #Physical cores     print(f"Number of physical cores: {psutil.cpu_count(logical=False)}")       #Logical cores     print(f"Number of logical cores: {psutil.cpu_count(logical=True)}")       #Current frequency     print(f"Current CPU frequency: {psutil.cpu_freq().current}")       #Min frequency     print(f"Min CPU frequency: {psutil.cpu_freq().min}")       #Max frequency     print(f"Max CPU frequency: {psutil.cpu_freq().max}")       #Total RAM     print(f"Total RAM installed: {round(psutil.virtual_memory().total/1000000000, 2)} GB")       #Available RAM     print(f"Available RAM: {round(psutil.virtual_memory().available/1000000000, 2)} GB")       #Used RAM     print(f"Used RAM: {round(psutil.virtual_memory().used/1000000000, 2)} GB")       #RAM usage     print(f"RAM usage: {psutil.virtual_memory().percent}%")       #Disk     print(f"Disk Info : {psutil.disk_partitions()}")     totalsize = psutil.disk_usage('C:\\').total / 2**30     #print('System Drive Infor: ',totalsize, ' GB')     for disk in psutil.disk_partitions():        if disk.fstype:         print(disk.device, psutil.disk_usage(disk.mountpoint) .total / 2**30 ,' GB')               # traverse the info     print ("<<< Windows System Information >>>")     Id = subprocess.check_output(['systeminfo']).decode('utf-8').split('\n')     new = []        # arrange the string into clear info     for item in Id:         new.append(str(item.split("\r")[:-1]))     for i in new:         print(i[2:-2])           # traverse the IIS info : https://pythonhosted.org/iis_bridge/     print("IIS Version %s" % iis.get_version())       # to install iis:     #iis.install()       # to reset iis:     #iis.iisreset()       # to list the pool names:     print("IIS Pools names: ", iis.get_pool_names())           # to list the site names:     print("IIS Websites: ", iis.get_site_names())           #  Reset the standard output sys.stdout = original_stdout file1.close() print ("Result File: ", completeName)

buran write Jun-24-2021, 07:15 AM:
Please, use proper tags when post code, traceback, output, etc. This time I have added tags for you.
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[buran]

it didn't work.

this is not very descriptive. What error do you get when you run the exe from cmd? I would guess there is missing imports (i.e. some of the third-party packages is not included with the bundle).

[mhzr]

it didn't work.

this is not very descriptive. What error do you get when you run the exe from cmd? I would guess there is missing imports (i.e. some of the third-party packages is not included with the bundle).

I don't get any error. what I see is the exe is running for unlimited long time and never closes until I close it.
How can I find which module is not included , I mean How I can find a debug log or such log to clear the problem?
Thank You

[buran]

How can I find which module is not included

if it was missing import it will raise an error immediately when you start it - at the time of imports.
is it running fine as script, before being converted to exe?

[Marbelous]

this is not very descriptive. What error do you get when you run the exe from cmd? I would guess there is missing imports (i.e. some of the third-party packages is not included with the bundle).

I don't get any error. what I see is the exe is running for unlimited long time and never closes until I close it.
How can I find which module is not included , I mean How I can find a debug log or such log to clear the problem?
Thank You

You can't see anything about what was included with the --onefile option. You need to use the standard method of building to a folder first so you can ensure that all the imports were handled properly.

https://pyinstaller.readthedocs.io/en/st...o-one-file

I haven't used pyinstaller much in the past but have a couple big(ish) projects I'm about to try it on. See what you get using the folder method and if you still can't figure it out I'll try building your code too. I don't see anything problematic in your code except maybe the Windows IIS stuff.