Hi this is my first post, and is intended as a response to [EMAIL PROTECTED]. Apologies if I'm doing this wrong.
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Scott, interestingly enough there is a single article that talks about the whole global name 'sqlite' thing if you google your search terms. In the steps I list below, it was step 3 that was never explicitly mentioned, so I was hitting my head against the wall for awhile as a result...
The actions that solved this issue in my case was:
1) Making sure that you have pysqlite installed.
2) Making sure that your linked list libraries include all the paths necessary. (On my CentOs build, I have a file in /etc/ld.so.conf where I added the entry /usr/local/lib)
3) Running ldconfig (on my CentOs build, this "app" was found in /usr/sbin) to refresh the linked list from the
ld.so.conf file.
Feel free to contact me directly if you want to talk more. I've finally got things going where all I need to do is set up the Apache configurations --- the standalone (tracd?) works fine.
Vincent
Scott Hildebrand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Scott Hildebrand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I ended up creating a link in the /bin folder with
this command:
ln -s sqlite3 sqlite
Although I'm still getting the error:
"Failed to create environment. global name 'sqlite' is
not defined"
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