> +----[ Esto dijo paul ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > | > | Fernan Aguero wrote: > | > | >Can I safely ignore these and force python2 to install? > | > > | > | any reason why you can't just use the ports version? > > You mean /usr/ports/lang/python20 or python21? No ... I need > the linux one. > > I have a linux software package that installs a web > interface and all cgi scripts are written in python. In the > past I just got along with linux_base 6 and linux-python15, and > I'm now upgrading this package which now needs python2. > > For some reason that I don't understand it just don't work with > a native FreeBSD python (I had already gone the path of > changing all '#!/usr/bin/env python' to either > '#!/path_to_FBSD_binary' or ''#!/usr/bin/env path_to_FBSD_binary' > to no avail. Pointing all scripts to > '#!/usr/bin/env /compat/linux/usr/bin/env python' > just works). But then I need the linux binary installed > under /compat/linux/. If I be you I'd put that linux staff and native python in one jail, where both Linux and FreeBSD staff has native directory tree (linux not in /compat/linux but in / relative to jaill's root)
If that will be unsufficient, then look at ktrace and fix NAMI troubles, may be by symlinks (ignore /compat/linux troubles, some other troubles can/must be ignored too). After it works redesign all directory layout and redebug :-). -- @BABOLO http://links.ru/ To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message
