[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > This is one of the things that I tried, but to no effect. > The following will reproduce the problem on windows.
I have investigated this issue and it's related to the fact that PyInstaller does not accurately emulate import on case-insensitive filesystems. Specifically, Python (2.1+) does a strict case check on module filenames even under Windows (unless PYTHONCASEOK is set in the environment). The conflict happens because Crypto.Hash.SHA (note: uppercase) imports the standard module sha (note: lowercase). While Python understands that the import has to refer to the standard module, PyInstaller believes that Crypto.Hash.SHA is importing itself. You can verify this by yourself: if you set PYTHONCASEOK in the env (with any value), PyCrypto will break with exactly the same error you get when packaging it with PyInstaller. I'm working on a fix for the issue. I'll try to reproduce the correct behaviour of Python 2.1+ (before they were using a different logic, but I won't care unless someone explicitally asks for it), including support for PYTHONCASEOK (which will have to be set at runtime by the bootloader). Giovanni Bajo _______________________________________________ PyInstaller mailing list [email protected] http://lists.hpcf.upr.edu/mailman/listinfo/pyinstaller
