This is installing from source, for both Quixote and mxDateTime.
> > Robert Ladyman wrote:
> > Debian Lenny behaves better, the standard install supports Quixote when
> > running either Python 2.5 or Python 2.4. I know very little about Python
> > packaging under Debian/Ubuntu, but I am learning
> Robert Ladyman wrote:
> Debian Lenny behaves better, the standard install supports Quixote when
> running either Python 2.5 or Python 2.4. I know very little about Python
> packaging under Debian/Ubuntu, but I am learning more then I ever
> intended ...
You could always install Quixote from sour
Robert Ladyman wrote:
> Ian - I've had no luck with Python 2.6 (OpenSuse 11.1) and had to revert to
> 11.0 (Python 2.5). I also had the mxDateTime issues.
I seem to have run into a brick wall. Ubuntu Jaunty only installs
Quixote for Python 2.6. For some reason, even if Python 2.5 is installed
is
Ian - I've had no luck with Python 2.6 (OpenSuse 11.1) and had to revert to
11.0 (Python 2.5). I also had the mxDateTime issues.
and no, no workaround.
One thing that struck me: perhaps Quixote main version numbers (2.5.xx, 2.6.xx
or whatever) could match the Python version they run on. t
Hi All
Others have reported on the "ihooks" import bug, as well as problems
with mxDatetime. This post relates to those bugs.
I have a site running quixote for some one of our internal applications.
It runs on a Debian box currently running "lenny", which by default
installs python 2.5 and quixot
