Hi Tkm,
That did the trick!
I actually had a symlink in /usr/local/bin, but it wasn't correctly
formatted. I must have misread the `pwd` phrase in the symlink
command.
Many thanks,
LRP
On May 7, 8:21 pm, "Bruno Tikami" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello LRP,
>
> Your problem is not with yout
Hello LRP,
Your problem is not with yout PYTHONPATH but with your user's profile PATH.
If your Debian can't find django-admin.py it's because it's not on your
"bin" directory (which usually is /usr/bin but can also be in
/usr/local/bin). Synlink django-admin.py into /usr/bin (once you've already
Hello,
I've been trying to load the development version of django onto Debian
testing (lenny).
I've successfully loaded and tested postgresql. And I've successfully
downloaded django from subversion into my home directory:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/django-trunk/django/bin$
Following this model in ~/
Or run Debian testing. Why switch distros or even distro flavors if you
don't have to? :) Python 2.5 and most of the packages that are needed
for Django are fine straight from apt on testing/unstable.
gav
Tom Novelli wrote:
> Debian Etch is meant to be stable, not up to date (except for secu
Debian Etch is meant to be stable, not up to date (except for security
fixes), so it defaults to Python 2.4. You can install 2.5 but most of
the python-* packages are not available for 2.5 because they were not
deemed stable or didn't build at all. I needed support for Postgres,
LDAP, Oracle and
Hi Folks,
I've been trying for days now to correctly install python2.5 and
psycop2 on my Debian Etch system so I can work with postgresql8.1,
django, and web2py.
I've installed python2.5 from the Debian repository and made it the
default choice. When I call python from the CLI I get Python2.5.
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