Nigel Smart writes:
> Whats you complete PYTHONPATH?
>
> Maybe I am not picking up something
It's just the one ~/opt/lib/python directory.
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Whats you complete PYTHONPATH?
Maybe I am not picking up something
Nigel
Martin Geisler wrote:
Nigel Smart writes:
If you can give me SSH access to the machine, then I can take a
closer look. I've yet to meet a machine where I couldn't get VIFF
running :-) I've put my SSH public key here:
Nigel Smart writes:
>> If you can give me SSH access to the machine, then I can take a
>> closer look. I've yet to meet a machine where I couldn't get VIFF
>> running :-) I've put my SSH public key here:
>
> Alas we cant do that due to our security policies.
/me mutters something about security
If you can give me SSH access to the machine, then I can take a closer
look. I've yet to meet a machine where I couldn't get VIFF running :-)
I've put my SSH public key here:
Alas we cant do that due to our security policies.
Nigel
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Nigel Smart writes:
>>
>> Uh, it was supposed to be a solution for you to add :-( It was an
>> explanation that you have a broken installation of Twisted.
>>
>
> I have actually installed a whole new version of twisted, Zope, gmpy
> from scratch this week.
Hmm, okay.
>> You can check that thing
Uh, it was supposed to be a solution for you to add :-( It was an
explanation that you have a broken installation of Twisted.
I have actually installed a whole new version of twisted, Zope, gmpy
from scratch this week.
You can check that things are installed nicely by switching to some
ot
Nigel Smart writes:
>> "set" is a built-in set data type in Python 2.4 and later. Twisted
>> has a compatibility module for older versions of Python. On my
>> system, the twisted/python/compat.py file (from which the code tries
>> to import "set") has
>>
>> try:
>> set = set
>> except N
"set" is a built-in set data type in Python 2.4 and later. Twisted has a
compatibility module for older versions of Python. On my system, the
twisted/python/compat.py file (from which the code tries to import
"set") has
try:
set = set
except NameError:
from sets import Set as se
Nigel Smart writes:
> Having installed...
>
> Twisted, Zope and other stuff, I get the error
>
> apps% python generate-config-files.py -n 3 -t 1 \
> ? localhost:9001 localhost:9002 localhost:9003
> Seeding random generator with random seed 9319
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "g