On 04/07/2015 03:55 AM, Steven D'Aprano wrote:
On Mon, 6 Apr 2015 10:45 pm, Michael S. wrote:
I am using kali-linux(debian based). i have installed all from
repository. i haven't tried yet to use the source but i don't think it
was compiled incorrectly. Kali's developers are quite precise in terms
of OS development.
What happens if you import threading?
If it returns without failure, then your Python interpreter is built
correctly with support for threading, and my guess was wrong.
If you get an error about no module _threading (or possibly _thread, I
forget which) then it is built without support for threading.
But, I'm now leaning towards thinking that Peter Otten's answer is more
likely. It seems to be gevent._threading that is missing. It wasn't
entirely clear from your original post, but in looking back I think Peter
is correct.
You should check whether you are accidentally shadowing gevent:
import gevent
print(gevent.__file__)
If that prints the file name of the actual gevent library, then it is
possible that you have a broken or outdated version of the library.
But if it is a file you have created, then you are shadowing the gevent
library, blocking Python from importing the library, it imports your
version instead. Rename your gevent.py file and the problem will hopefully
go away.
Hi ,
i tried your suggestion: it did print the lib directory. - i tried
removing the gevent deb-package and then installing from src but got
the same error.
I'll download other OS and will test it there.
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