This actually has nothing to do with Python -- I'm talking about your
PATH, not your PYTHONPATH.
Short version: Type 'which pg_config' at the command line. If it is
found, then it's on your PATH. Otherwise, it's not, which appears to
be the case.
If you want to just do a temporary fix, you can follow these steps:
Run this:
find / -name pg_config 2>>/dev/null
#let's assume the result of the previous command is this:
/usr/lib/postgresql/8.4/bin/pg_config
Add that path to your PATH temporarily
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/lib/postgresql/8.4/bin
You should then be able to do the pip install.
If that doesn't work because pg_config isn't found on your system at
all then see Jacob's suggestions.
Shawn
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