On Jun 12, 6:27 am, Kenneth <kenneth.t.lundst...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thank you Richard for the fast reply, > > I tested with python and "from PIL import Image" and the only result > was a new line, so I´m guess python finds PIL but not web2py.
Kenneth - This means your two Python environments are different. If you installed PIL in your python instance as a user (for example) then your web2py might not see that installation. A comparison of sys.path in the two environment can help you see this. Try showing sys.path in a sample page, and compare to what you get for sys.path from your command line. - Yarko > > Kenneth > > On Jun 12, 1:59 pm, Richard <richar...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > > you likely installed PIL from source into a directory not in your > > Python path. > > > From the command line you can use PIL with: > > $ python > > > >>> from PIL import Image > > > On Jun 12, 8:50 pm, Kenneth <kenneth.t.lundst...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > Hello, > > > > I´m trying to create thumbnails from images uploaded to my > > > application. I´ve found a couple of ways to do this but I need PIL to > > > get things to work. I installed PIL from source and some extra > > > libraries (jpeg, freetype). > > > > But I still get error "No module named PIL". > > > > I´m 99% sure this is not a web2py issue but maybe somebody can help me > > > out. > > > > I´m running on an CentOS 5.x server, Apache and mod_wsgi. As I have > > > understod you don´t have to "install" PIL into web2py. > > > > How do I test from command line that python finds PIL? > > > > Kenneth
