saliez a écrit : > > > Thank you very much, "tg-admin info" is now working. > Great :) > But unfortunately the next question is now that "quickstart" gives an > error related to the template engine "Cheetah" : > > Error in the Python code which Cheetah generated for this template: > ======================================= > EOL while scanning single-quote string > (cheetah_DynamicallyCompiledCheetahTemplate_2007082918071928753.py, > line 319) > .................................................. > > It seems that there are probably many more dammage resulting from the > default TurboGears installation from KUBUNTU ? > > Yep the default install using the package manager from Kubuntu does not work well. I suggest you try a virtual python installation instead. Please take a look at: http://blog.ianbicking.org/workingenv-revisited.html > The most obvious difference between these 2 machines are in the > directories. I see multiple instance of the same files in the same > machine, in different directories. > What is the intended strategy of TurboGears ? > /usr/local/lib/python2.5/site-package/....... > /usr/lib/python2.5/site-package/....... > It looks that the second one could be the right one for TurboGears ? > It seems that KUBUNTU did install the incompatible files in /usr/local/ > lib/... rather than /usr/lib/... > TG has only one strategy: using the python path to find its lib. A "standard" Python on GNU/Linux is generally searching for its site-package in /usr/lib/pythonXXX but I don't know Kubuntu... > Later on, may I continue to use the standard maintenance from KUBUNTU > based on adept ? What would happen if some generic Python libraries > would be updated ???? > > How about using a virtual python environment to avoid this kind of problem ? See above comment about working-env. > But now an other kind of Error: > [...] > Searching for Cheetah>=2.0rc7 > Reading http://www.tubogears.org/download/index.html > error: Download error: (-2, 'Name or service not known') > > Again a problem related to Cheetah ?????????? > Nop... a network error. > > Comments : > The following documentation is coming from KUBUNTU. As a beginner I > [...] > a clever idea, but but obviously not coordinated with the recent > ongoing development of TurboGears: > We would be glad to help people from the Kubuntu python packaging team to solve the issue they have with TG. Do you by any chance have any contact with them ?
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