Alright, it looks like it is working now. Here is what I did to rebuild
and re-install PIL from scratch:
# rm -rf /usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/PIL*
# rm -rf /src/Imaging-1.1.7
# cd /src
# tar -xvzf Imaging-1.1.7.tar.gz
# cd Imaging-1.1.7
# python2.7 setup.py build_ext -i
# python2.7 se
Ah- I think we are getting somewhere...
The ZipEncode and ZipDecode files were not in the build branch at all. I
rmvd the build directory and rebuilt again according to your
instructions. I got the all-is-well summary but still no
ZipEncode/ZipDecode files created in the build directory. In f
Oh, I just noticed that your mail included the "SETUP SUMMARY" but not
the selftest summary. Did you install the missing libraries after an
initial failed build? It could be that distutils didn't rebuild the
necessary files for you...
For a quick sanity check, in your build directory, do:
$ ls
Thank you for the troubleshooting technique! I am still getting
oriented with Python. Sadly, this did not reveal anything telling. I ran
this command as root and as the user who will be running it. I ran from
the Imaging build directory, from the directory in which the script is
located and fr
The setup output looks fine, so my guess is that your script isn't
picking up the same build as the one you get when you run the test
script. Running the following command in your PIL build directory and
your script directory will tell you what files Python are using:
python -c "import _imaging;
Hello!
I am trying to run an image processing script on a new server under CentOS
5.4. I have compiled and installed PIL 1.1.7 to run with Python 2.7.1. The
compile went fine. All libraries (except TKInter) were found. All 57 tests
were passed by the test script.
When I try to run my script, howe
