Only on weekends! Glad it's sorted for you. :)
On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 11:57 PM, J. Paskaruk wrote:
> I followed your directions, and the whole thing went off without a hitch.
>
> ARE YOU A WIZARD?!
>
>
> On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 5:25 PM, Robbie Scourou wrote:
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>> Shutting up sir! :)
>>
>> One
I followed your directions, and the whole thing went off without a hitch.
ARE YOU A WIZARD?!
On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 5:25 PM, Robbie Scourou wrote:
> Shutting up sir! :)
>
> One last thing to try:
>
> apt-get install python-dev
>
> Do that outside of virtualenv, then try it installing mysql-py
Shutting up sir! :)
One last thing to try:
apt-get install python-dev
Do that outside of virtualenv, then try it installing mysql-python within
the virtualenv. After that, I'm out of ideas.
On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 8:21 PM, J. Paskaruk wrote:
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> On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 1:50 PM, Robbie Scouro
On Wed, Oct 16, 2013 at 1:50 PM, Robbie Scourou wrote:
> apt-get install libmysqlclient-dev
Sorry, I'm running Linux Mint, very similar to your vaporators in most
respects. Can you speak Bochi? Of course I can sir, it's like a second
language to me. Ok, shut up, I'll take this one.
Sorry. I e
Assuming you are using ubuntu/debian:
apt-get install libmysqlclient-dev
Should give you the mysql_config tool. I *think*. I ran into similar build
problems when rebuilding a server recently. I think you'll also need the
python-dev package too.
Frustration with computers is normal, just stick at
Yah, nothing under mysql- with dev or devel. I'm getting a sort-of handle
on the differences between Pip, Apt, etc, but it's all very confusing. I
seem to have sqlite working, so I'm not worrying about this too much for
the moment. I'm assuming that a few months from now I'll laugh at how much
I'm
No, python-mysqldb-dbg is not related to the problem. ("dbg" is an
abbreviation for debug, while "devel" or "dev" stands for I want to do
software development to work with the main package" such as building the
python connectory, the operation that got you your error message.
When you pip install
I found a python-mysqldb-dbg in Synaptic, would that be it? Failing that,
what would be the, umm, Pythonic way to reinstall MySQL?
I'm also confused by the various names - in Synaptic I've got
python-mysqldb installed, but there's also MySQL-Python, which I can't tell
if that's the same package or
If it's like PostgreSQL, it should have been installed somewhere when you
installed MySQL. But if you installed it using an O/S package manager,
rather than from source, the O/S vender may have "helpfully" excluded bits
they don't think you need. Often this will require additionally installing
a
I ran:
sudo find / -name 'mysql_config'
and it didn't find it. Using the same search, I did find something from my
home dir, so it seems that it's not actually installed, or rather.. argh.
I've attempted every "this is how to install MySQL-python method I could
find on the web, and it either fail
If the program mysql_config is installed on your box, it may be installed
in a directory that is not on your path. If you can find it on your box
(try the locate and find commands), you can add the directory to your PATH
by hand before running pip (or easy_install). It only needs to be there
for
I'm trying to do the "Writing Your first Django App" tutorial, and Django
can't see MySQL-python, though it is installed globally.
I'm not sure if this is a virtualenv problem or what.
Outside of virtualenv:
jimmy@lilly ~/mysite $ sudo pip install MySQL-python
[sudo] password for jimmy:
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