Dave Chevalier writes:
> I found the problem to be the default python install on redhat 7.x (python
> 1.5, I believe).
> redhat seems to need this version for other things, so I installed python 2
> to a different location. Then I had to replace the first line of all the
> plucker python
> modules to use the new python2 instead of the old python.
The Redhat 7.1 Power Tools comes with a python 2 RPM which can be
installed in addition to the default python 1 installation (you might
have to use rpm --force); the two can coexist peacefully. Then to make
plucker work, you either have to make the default executable for python
be a link to python2 instead of python1, or else edit all the plucker
Python files to call python2 instead of the default python.
...Akkana
