And when trying to run the command: python gizmoDaemonConfig.py
I get the following response:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "gizmoDaemonConfig.py", line 11, in ?
import GizmoDaemon
ImportError: No module named GizmoDaemon
It seems that the problem is that the python modules can't find each other or other libraries. I know they exist, but I don't know how to 'tell' the system/python where they are.
Can someone please help me?
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I am pretty sure I saw a similar message to this. Do you have a second copy of python in your path? Check "which python" to make sure. I had a system python, but another package installed its own python in /usr/local/bin (and since my PATH called /usr/local/bin first, I had a problem).
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Thanks for the suggestion. This was not the problem.
But I had a link in /usr/bin python -> python2.4
For some reason the problem dissapared when I removed the link.. strange
Hopefully other will benefit from seeing this as well.
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When I'm trying to start the program (gizmod) I get the following response:
Gizmo Daemon v2:3 -=- (c) 2006, Tim Burrell <tim.burrell@gmail.com>
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Gizmo Daemon Python Scripting Plugin v2:3
- Loading Script [gizmoDaemonConfig.py]
ScriptEnginePython :: Error Loading Script [gizmoDaemonConfig.py]
* ImportError: No module named gizmoDaemonConfig
Shutting Down...
Shutdown Complete.
And when trying to run the command: python gizmoDaemonConfig.py
I get the following response:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "gizmoDaemonConfig.py", line 11, in ?
import GizmoDaemon
ImportError: No module named GizmoDaemon
It seems that the problem is that the python modules can't find each other or other libraries. I know they exist, but I don't know how to 'tell' the system/python where they are.
Can someone please help me?
I am pretty sure I saw a similar message to this. Do you have a second copy of python in your path? Check "which python" to make sure. I had a system python, but another package installed its own python in /usr/local/bin (and since my PATH called /usr/local/bin first, I had a problem).
Thanks for the suggestion. This was not the problem.
But I had a link in /usr/bin python -> python2.4
For some reason the problem dissapared when I removed the link.. strange
Hopefully other will benefit from seeing this as well.