Chris> I get the following error when I run change_pw
Chris> File "./change_pw", line 90
Chris> print >> fd, _(__doc__)
Chris> ^
Chris> SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Chris> I am unsure as to which version of mailman I have installed. I
Chris> also looked at upgrading to the most recent version, but my
Chris> Redhat 7.3 system has a python interpeter that is to old.
Looks that way. RH 7.3 comes with Python 1.5.2 which definitely doesn't
have the print >> fd gimmick. I believe Mailman needs at least 2.1. Just
download the Python 2.3.3 tarfile, extract it and execute
./configure
make
make install
from the toplevel directory of the distribution. (The last step will
probably need to be run as root.)
I think you'll need to reinstall Mailman after that with something like
export PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH
make clean
./configure
make
make install
I think that will get the #! lines adjusted to refer to
/usr/local/bin/python instead of /usr/bin/python.
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