> Sorry about the hasty post. The pyversions fix I mentions previously does not
> completely fix the problem.
> The problem is the symlink but it breaks more pieces of python-central than
> just pyversions.
> The easiest fix I've found is to restore the expected directory structure.
yes, this is
Sorry about the hasty post. The pyversions fix I mentions previously
does not completely fix the problem. The problem is the symlink but it
breaks more pieces of python-central than just pyversions. The easiest
fix I've found is to restore the expected directory structure.
ls -l /usr/bin/pyton
I believe the root of this problem is in /usr/bin/pyversions
It will incorrectly report the python version if the /usr/bin/python is not a
symlink pointing to python*. Without this value python is unable to get the
default_runtime and leaves it as None. Hence the error, AttributeError:
'NoneTy
the workaround worked for me, too, btw :D
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The wierd thing is that I can't find any byte compiling setting bits in
any of the post or pre install scripts in the offending packages.
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I was affected by the bug too. The work around corrected the errors.
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I first experienced this problem with the deskbar-applet package, but
now I'm getting the same error with the gedit-plugins package. The
weird part (I think?) is that gedit-plugins seems to have installed just
fine - I just continue to receive this traceback whenever using apt-get:
Setting up ged
I have the same problem, and I used the same quick-fix. Is there a
permanent workaround ?
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Install of launchpad-integration_0.1.10_all.deb update also returns
errors after updating to python-central_0.5.12ubuntu3 which is listed as
current.
apt-get terminal dump is attached.
Once again changing line 899 in /usr/bin/pycentral from:
self.options.exclude, byte_compile_default=True)
to
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Matthias: does this change make sense?
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Importance: Undecided => Medium
Assignee: (unassigned) => Matthias Klose
Status: Unconfirmed => Needs Info
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