"confusion, will be my epitaph" :-)
I'm trying to install python2.3 on my redhat9 system. the redhat 9 comes with python2.2.2 pre-installed. The docs say that installing python2.3 alongside is not an issue, so I did. I got the src rpm and did the usual. On trying to run the python script I wanted to, it croaked saying the following:
ImportError: No module named libxml2
I did a whereis and found this:
libxml2: /usr/lib/libxml2.a /usr/lib/libxml2.la /usr/lib/libxml2.so /usr/include/libxml2
Then I figured, perhaps the bindings have to be installed, so I ran up2date and got the latest greatest python xml binding rpms and installed them. I still get the same error. My take on the whole thing is that everything is binding to the original python2.2.2 previously on the system. How do I get the binding rpm to know that it has to bind to the the new python 2.3? Sometime during the rpm install there were conflicts, and ther error message indicated that the lib files were being installed in usr/lib/python2.2 instead of python2.3.
I searched and searched the web and could find no answers to my question, so if anyone can help, that would be greatly appreciated.
cheers Sid
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