* Yang, W (Wanjuan) [2006-06-09 11:00]: > Thanks for you reply. I found the problem is: I have python2.3 in root, > python2.4 in local. When I install SQLAlchemy, it automatically goes to > python2.3 rather than python2.4. > So in root, I can use this package. But in local, the python is 2.4, so > I can't import this package. My question is : > How can I install SQLAlchemy in local python2.4 rather than in root > python2.3?
I think if I understand you correctly the problem is probably that you are using the python2.3 to run `setup.py install` and it is of course installing in its own tree. What commonly causes this is the root user doesn't have '/usr/local/bin' in $PATH so it's probably using '/usr/bin/python' which is whatever shipped with your OS (2.3 in this case it sounds like). I believe if you run /usr/local/bin/python2.4 (or wherever your py2.4 is) when running the install as root that will install the SA libs into your 2.4 site packages directory. -- ________________________________ toddgrimason*todd[ at ]slack.net _______________________________________________ Sqlalchemy-users mailing list Sqlalchemy-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/sqlalchemy-users
