How to suppress PyInstaller errors?

[kr1tx]

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<frozen __main__>", line 3, in <module>
  File "<frozen Program>", line 5, in <module>
RuntimeError: protection exception (16777921)
[14524] Failed to execute script 'Program' due to unhandled exception!

[rokm]

That's a PyArmor exception, isn't it? You should ask them...

[kr1tx]

How? am I currently not asking them?

[kr1tx]

I already have handled every exception in my code, still that RuntimeError raises

[rokm]

But are you handling the exceptions that PyArmor raises when it fails load your protected modules (as you try to import them)?

[kr1tx]

Yes, I gracefully have handled all pyarmor exceptions and read all the documentation and asked pyarmor's author for help even.

[rokm]

I'm out of ideas, then. As far as PyInstaller is concerned, the exception was not handled anywhere in the python code, which causes this PyEval_EvalCode call to return an error.

I suppose it could be that exception originates somewhere out of your control (I never looked into the details of PyArmor), but we cannot do anything about that, either. You should figure out where exception originates from (based on protection exception (16777921) I still think this is a PyArmor issue); but if you really want to just suppress the error message without figuring out how to handle the exception, you will need to adjust the error handling code in bootloader, rebuild the bootloader, and rebuild your application to use the modified bootloader.

[bwoodsend]

It's possible that the exception is being raised in the pyarmor wrapper script so it's not actually touching your code.