Tanja wrote: > Hi Duncan, > > Thanks for you reply! > > I tried it differently now. > I downloaded the released kaa-base and kaa-metadata files and installed > them to the system via python setup.py install. > And then I run freevo-1.x directly from its directry which worked good > for older versions of freevo and seems also to work for this one. > But it then complains about missing imlib2. > > I am a bit supprised by this. Is freevo-1.x needing imlib2? > I checked and in main.py it really tries to import kaa.imlib2 as Image. > But it seems that imlib2 is not part of kaa.metadata or kaa.base... > > Next I will try to install the entire kaa package to its default > location. I hope it will not break anything...
You are quite safe installing the whole of kaa svn all of kaa goes into site-packages/kaa so code must explicitly import kaa.<package>. This means there can't be any conflicts. Duncan > Greetings > Tanja > > > > Duncan Webb schrieb: >> Tanja wrote: >>> Hello together, >>> >>> I am trying to install the current svn version of freevo-1 >>> >>> First I downloaded the current svn version of kaa >>> (revision 2301) >>> and installed it using the prefix-option: >>> python setup.py install --prefix=/usr/local/freevo-1.7 >>> No problem so far! >> >> The problem is that "import kaa.metadata" is not found, you can solve >> this with the PYTHONPATH environment variable. >> >> I think you can install kaa into it's default location as it will not >> conflict with anything else. >> >>> After that I downloaded the current svn version of freevo-1 >>> (revision 8856). >>> and tried to install it with the same prefix. >>> >>> But it complains that it can not find kaa, probably because it is not >>> looking in /usr/local/freevo-1.7... >> >> AFAIK freevo-1.7 doesn't like being installed in another location, but >> maybe PYTHONPATH solves this too. Haven't tried this, yet. >> >> When I tried it, it was EVENTMAP = DEFAULT_EVENTMAP that caused the >> problem. >> >>> What can I do? >>> Is there a way to give it the path to the kaa installation? >>> Or do I have to install kaa in the system instead of using the prefix >>> option? >>> I really would like to install it to a directory, because I do not >>> want to interfere with my working installation. >>> >>> Any help is welcome! >> >> HTH >> Duncan >> >> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Take Surveys. Earn Cash. Influence the Future of IT Join SourceForge.net's Techsay panel and you'll get the chance to share your opinions on IT & business topics through brief surveys - and earn cash http://www.techsay.com/default.php?page=join.php&p=sourceforge&CID=DEVDEV _______________________________________________ Freevo-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freevo-users
