On 1/5/07, anders pearson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 2007-01-05 18:20:39 -0000, dundeemt wrote:
>
> I am having problems/am stumped on how to install database packages
> such as pysqlite.
You might need to install it via your OS's native package manager
(apt, portage, yum, etc.) Once it's in your system's site-packages,
easy_installing into a working-env will just put in an entry in
easy_install.pth pointing to the system one instead of trying to
download and install it there.
For a few packages, I've also had to build my own eggs. It's usually a
matter of grabbing the source, changing distutils to setuptools in its
setup.py and running 'python setup.py bdist_egg'. Then you do
'easy_install whatever.egg'
I also seem to remember having some problems getting the right
versions of sqlite and pysqlite packages installed on an Ubuntu box,
but haven't had any problems with it in other places.
I am using Ubuntu 6.10 and there were a few things -- having pysqlite2
installed via package manager and not having the libsqlite3-dev
package installed. I wrote it up on my blog
http://inre.dundeemt.com/2007-01-05/installing-pysqlite-in-a-workingenv-on-unbuntu-610/
in the hopes that St. Google will add it to the intergalactic
consciousness.
-j
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