From: <seg...@ma...> - 2002-03-13 04:27:41
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On Tuesday, March 12, 2002, at 09:52 , Josh Kuperman wrote: > Well I've learned two things since I wrote that note. The first is > that in Python you can type help('modules') and get a list of > installed modules. The Second is that there are two versions of > Python, python and python-nox. The latter has the pwd module the > former does not. That didn't make any sense. And then I realized my mistake. I misread `pwd' as something having to do with the Present Working Directory (too much shell programming of late, I guess...), instead of the PassWorD file. Of course Python has a `pwd' module. Duh. :-/ I have fink's python 2.2-8 on my system, and it has the pwd module. Sorry about the confusion. > Actually, it is somewhat weird -- hopefully the weirdness is simpy > caused my desire to live in the fast lane of CVS usage. But when I > typed "fink install python-nox" it started running the install and > when I finally came back I no longer had python installed. I would > have throught I should have got a message saying python-nox conflicts > with python. I don't know about that one. I've been running from CVS for about a month or so, and it's been fine. But I manually removed python-nox and then installed python once I got X up and running. Two or three patch updates since then have come off without a hitch. Dan > On Tue, Mar 12, 2002 at 08:20:49PM -0600, seg...@ma... wrote: >> >> On Tuesday, March 12, 2002, at 05:11 , Josh Kuperman wrote: >> >>> I installed Python from CVS, which installed Python 2.2 correctly as >>> far as i can tell. >>> >>> I decided to try to install Mailman. There is no fink package so I >>> went to build from sources. I was fine until I got to the ./configure >>> script which attempt so generate a python script, inline and execute >>> it. The script tries to import two modules string and pwd. I >>> extracted the script to see why it failed. It failed because there is >>> no pwd module. Do I need to download it separately? do I need an >>> older >>> version of Python? >> >> I've been using python since 1.5, and I've never seen a `pwd' module. >> That functionality usually looks like this: >> >> import os >> currentdirectory = os.getcwd( ) >> >> I have *no* experience installing mailman, though. >> >> Hope This Helps, >> Dan >> >> -- >> This email impairs your ability to operate heavy machinery. >> <mailto:seg...@ma...> >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Fink-users mailing list >> Fin...@li... >> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-users > > -- > Josh Kuperman > jo...@ss... > > _______________________________________________ > Fink-users mailing list > Fin...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-users -- This email impairs your ability to operate heavy machinery. <mailto:seg...@ma...> |