On Sep 14, 2009, at 9:05 PM, ext Eric Holmberg wrote:
I am trying to run a build script that uses Python (the host
version) to generate test data. I am unable to get this to run in
the SB2 environment since the /usr/lib/python2.6 directory is empty
when running in the SB2 environment.
How can I access these files in SB2? I've tried playing around with
the SBOX_REDIRECT_IGNORE, but that doesn't seem to have helped.
SB2 Version: 1.99.0.19
OS: Ubuntu 9.04, x86 and amd64
Please ugprade your sb2 to the latest version (2.0) first. 1.99.0.19
is really old, and most features related to mapping of perl & python
were added after it was released.
Also, only the newer versions have basic support for
SBOX_REDIRECT_IGNORE and SBOX_REDIRECT_FORCE (which is a new feature).
1.99.0.19 didn't support those at all. Note that the .._IGNORE feature
is not completely same as in SB1 (e.g. it works with /usr/bin/perl
and /usr/bin/python only), but it is supposed to be mostly compatible
with the old thing. These redirections of perl & python and related
files are only active in the "devel" mode.
Example
----------
ls / usr/lib/python2.6 - lists lots of files
sb2
[SB2] ls / usr/lib/python2.6 - lists nothing
What does "sb2 sb2-show path /usr/lib/python2.6" show to you?
Your example didn't show what mode you are using. If it is "simple",
then the mappings are really simple - might be even too simple for
perl & python; for example, perl extensions should always be compiled
in the "devel" mode.
Lauri
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