Andrew Ferguson wrote: > You need to fix your site-packages/rdiff_backup/ directory. Is there a > place I can download the package you installed from to verify the problem?
I don't think that wrongly capitalized files are the problem, see below. > Here are the correct capitalizations for the files which are capitalized: > > FilenameMapping.py > Globals.py > Hardlink.py > Main.py > Rdiff.py > Security.py > SetConnections.py > TempFile.py > Time.py [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/opt/lib/python2.5/site-packages/rdiff_backup# ls *.py FilenameMapping.py connection.py regress.py Globals.py eas_acls.py restore.py Hardlink.py fs_abilities.py robust.py Main.py hash.py rorpiter.py Rdiff.py increment.py rpath.py Security.py iterfile.py selection.py SetConnections.py lazy.py static.py TempFile.py librsync.py statistics.py Time.py log.py user_group.py __init__.py longname.py win_acls.py backup.py manage.py compare.py metadata.py It's correct, or? > There's also the possibility that your Python distributor overrode the > import command. That would explain why __import__ worked for you. That's something. Can you explain how to check that? I mean, in the meantime I fixed the problem, but wouldn't it be better just to avoid two files like Time.py and time.py. So renaming Time.py to Time-ext.py isn't that big problem, or? Regards, Andreas _______________________________________________ rdiff-backup-users mailing list at [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/rdiff-backup-users Wiki URL: http://rdiff-backup.solutionsfirst.com.au/index.php/RdiffBackupWiki
