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2002-07-01
2012-09-19
  • Brad Emerson

    Brad Emerson - 2002-07-01

    I'm using Redhat 7.3 and it seems to have two versions of python installed.  There is a 1.5 version and a 2.2 version.  When I installed the RPM, it installed to the python1.5 folder.  By default, the python version I run is 2.2 and I would prefer to use 2.2.  How can I get this installed correctly?

    Thanks

     
    • Andy Dustman

      Andy Dustman - 2002-07-01

      Using the correct RPM would be a good start.

      http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=51760

      "The RPMs were compiled on a Red Hat 7.2 i386 (Pentium-III) system with
      MySQL-4.0.0 (alpha, but the client libraries should be safe). The
      1py1 RPM is for Python-1.5.2 (stock). The 1py2 RPM is for Python-2.1.1
      (python2-2.1.1-3 RPM from python.org). They will probably work on
      earlier versions of Red Hat 7. No SRPM; make your own RPMs using the
      instructions below."

      Note that Red Hat 7.3 comes with MySQL-python-0.9.1, but built for Python 1.5.2. I don't presently have a Python-2.2 RPM for 0.9.1, but will for 0.9.2. In your case, I suggest getting the 0.9.2c2 or later tarball and buidling an RPM from that with:

      $ python2 setup.py bdist_rpm --python=python2

       
    • Brad Emerson

      Brad Emerson - 2002-07-02

      Apologies.

      Thanks for the help.  It's working now.

      Brad

       

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