Just for others maybe wondering this: I got this working.
For some reason ./sage -pip didn't work on test machine, but there was no
problems on production server. What I did was
$ ./sage -i pip
$ ./sage -pip install nltk
$ ./sage
sage: import nltk
sage: nltk.download()
and last as root
# chmod -R a+rX ~sagecomp/nltk_data
# mv ~sagecomp/nltk_data /usr/share
and now I can run
import nltk
sentence = "At eight o'clock on Thursday morning Arthur didn't feel very good."
nltk.word_tokenize(sentence)
(This was on Ubuntu 14.04. I use 'sagecomp' for compiling Sage, 'sagegui'
for running Sage and 'sagecalc' for computing, i.e. notebook() function
has server_pool -option.)
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Jori Mäntysalo
