Can't load Python module on Matlab production server
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Marc Youcef
el 3 de Abr. de 2020
Respondida: Marc Youcef
el 15 de Oct. de 2020
I am trying to load a user defined Python module on Matlab Production Server but it is not working. It is working on my localt computer. On both local and server I have Python 3.7 installed through Anaconda Installation. I am running under Windows 7 for my local and Win10 on the server.
On the server, I called a python script executing the loading of this module and it is working. I also did within the function compiled on the matlab server :
system('python mypythonscript.py')
This worked as well.
Both local and server have their pyenv well defined.
This is the script not working on Production Server :
%% Setting Python Env
modpath = 'D:\PythonLibs\my_module';
P = py.sys.path
if count(P,modpath) == 0
insert(P,int32(0),modpath);
end
system('python mypythonscript.py')
%% Loading Preform Library
mod = py.importlib.import_module('my_module');
This is what I got from the server:
375 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1] PyVersion =
376 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1]
377 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1] PythonEnvironment with properties:
378 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1]
379 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1] Version: "3.7"
380 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1] Executable: "D:\py37\python.EXE"
381 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1] Library: "D:\py37\python37.dll"
382 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1] Home: "D:\py37"
383 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1] Status: Loaded
384 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1] ExecutionMode: InProcess
385 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1] ProcessID: "5800"
386 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1] ProcessName: "MATLAB"
387 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1]
388 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1]
389 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1] ans =
390 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1]
391 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1] 99
392 [2020.04.03 16:58:34.878276] [out] [worker:1]
393 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [out] [worker:1]
394 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [out] [worker:1] P =
395 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [out] [worker:1]
396 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [out] [worker:1] Python list with no properties.
397 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [out] [worker:1]
398 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [out] [worker:1] ['D:\\PythonLibs\\my_module', '', 'D:\\py37\\python37.zip', 'D:\\py37\\DLLs', 'D:\\py37\\lib', 'D:\\py37', 'D:\\py37\\lib\\site-packages', 'D:\\py37\\lib\\site-packages\\win32', 'D:\\py37\\lib\\site-packages\\win32\\lib', 'D:\\py37\\lib\\site-packages\\Pythonwin']
399 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [out] [worker:1]
400 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [out] [worker:1]
401 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [out] [worker:1] ans =
402 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [out] [worker:1]
403 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [out] [worker:1] 0
404 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [out] [worker:1]
405 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [err] [worker:1] Error using <frozen importlib>_find_and_load_unlocked (line 965)
406 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [err] [worker:1] Python Error: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'my_module'
407 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [err] [worker:1]
408 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [err] [worker:1] Error in <frozen importlib>_find_and_load (line 983)
409 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [err] [worker:1]
410 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [err] [worker:1] Error in <frozen importlib>_gcd_import (line 1006)
411 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [err] [worker:1]
412 [2020.04.03 16:58:36.222065] [err] [worker:1] Error in __init__>import_module (line 127)
The ans = 0 is a response from the system command running the python script which load the user defined module. So it shows that it works when executed from python itself. I also tested to run basic python function on MPS (Matlab Production Server) like py.abs(-99) and it worked. So everything looks fine on the Python installation and its usage from MPS except loading that user defined module.
I have tried adding the module in the archive before compiling it, and accessing it through ctfroot - Did not work.
Tried to set it in different folder on my D drive and giving absolute path - Did not work.
Again, everything is working fine locally and tested the Test Server from MPS Compiler and works.
Only when deplying to server that I have this failure. I have exhausted during hours options I had in mind and on forums.
Thanks for any support.
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Kojiro Saito
el 26 de Mayo de 2020
I suspect that Python in the server might be mixed with 32bit and 64bit. Could you confirm you're using only 64 bit version of Python?
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