On Jan 25, 6:04 pm, Steve Holden <holden...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> When you install something by running
>
> python setup.py install
>
> it gets installed into the python that is used to run setup.py. It looks
> like you had /usr/local/bin on your path when you installed django, but
> not when you installed PIL and pysqlite2 (or maybe you just hadn't
> installed Python 2.6 at that stage).
>
> Either way, one version of Python won't see packages installed in another.
Yes, I think this is happening - very frustrating! I just wanted to
update python - Whenever I try install modules now though (e.g. sudo
aptitude install python-imaging), it doesn't install them in the new
folder - why oh why....
I just found this site http://jaredforsyth.com/content/install-python-26-ubuntu
that explains how to have an automatic install - which I did, but now
my python path has got my other python 2.6 installation location. (I
now have one under /usr/lib/ and another under /usr/local/lib)
I've googled and googled and have not found out how you remove it
properly (If I were to remove it, I'd just delete the whole folder)
I don't know how to set my python path to point to the new python 2.6
folder either.
All in all, I'd rather just revert back to python 2.5.... problem is
that I don't know how to do that either!!!
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