[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > That's why I wonder why /usr/bin/env is even needed/used.
It's a more portable way of specifying the shbang instead of hardcoding one location such as /usr/bin/python which may or may not exist on the system. It's also a standard Python idiom. If it's not working for you, you can always use '/path/to/python tmda-filter' in your .forward/.qmail/.procmailrc/etc instead. > I'm surprised compileall even exists actually, I figured python > would compile itself, but I don't know what going on, so I did it > anyway. As discussed in the documentation (hint, hint), you don't need to run compileall unless you are installing TMDA as root. If you install it in your user directory, then Python will have write permissions to byte-compile the .py files automatically. _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
