[edit] Sorry if this is coming through twice but I sent it yesterday and still don't see it on the list [end edit]
OK for what ever reason tmda-ofmipd is looking for Python differently than other tmda apps. Here's my setup. Red Hat 7.2 tmda 0.61 Python 1.5 installed in /usr/bin/ Python 2.2 installed in /usr/local/bin Now on all other tmda apps I've had to make no change. They all work just fine. tmda-ofmipd however would not start up at all. I got syntax errors because it was trying to use Python 1.5 in /usr/bin. I then changed the first line in tmda-ofmipd from #!/usr/bin/env python to #!/usr/local/bin/python But that alone did not fix it. I then renamed /usr/bin/python to /usr/bin/python.sav and suddenly tmda-ofmipd works. This tells me tmda-ofmipd is looking first in /usr/bin/ for python and then in /usr/local/bin. I can duplicate once the daemon is running. If I have a client send and email it works just fine. Howver if I rename /usr/bin/python.sav back to /usr/bin/python the client can no longer send emails because tmda-ofmipd will give syntax errors because it has executed the old python 1.5 in /usr/bin/. However when python is renamed to python.sav in /usr/bin/ tmda-ofmipd doesn't find it, moves on and finds the correct python in /usr/local/bin. How can I fix this? I need python 1.5 because a lot of Red Hat's apps use it. Including up2date and some others. The Red Hat apps however don't work with python 2.2 (possably because I need additional modules or whatever). Thanks for any help. Malcolm _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
