I'm looking at debian version of this, but I think the same. The problem
for me was a not-so-robust way of getting the default version of python
from pyversions.py:
_default_version = None
def default_version(version_only=False):
global _default_version
if not _default_version:
_default_version = link = os.readlink('/usr/bin/python')
if version_only:
return _default_version[6:]
else:
return _default_version
if the /usr/bin/python symlink is the usual stuff like 'python2.4',
everything's fine, but if it's something longer like '/usr/bin/python2.4' it
breaks. So, it's enough to change the "return _default_version[6:]" onto
something more flexible like:
return re.match(r'.*(\d+\.\d+)', _default_version).group(1)
In attachment, a patch which does exactly this.
** Attachment added: "Make the default_version function more flexible"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6565431/pyversions.patch
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instal python-uno broken:
/usr/bin/pycentral::default_runtime.remove_byte_code() : 'NoneType' object
https://launchpad.net/bugs/75557
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