From: Jean-Paul C. <ex...@di...> - 2009-04-20 13:51:20
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On Fri, 17 Apr 2009 16:53:54 -0700, patrick flaherty <pa...@we...> wrote: > >OK - I've got it build and installed. Hooray. > [snip] > >_But the same library_ is not to be found in the 64 bit version. I have a >64-bit machine and so first downloaded >the 64 bit version. Eventually tried downloading the 32 bit version and >found what I needed. > >You put this into c:\pythonXX\libs. The current setup.py expects this in >c:\python25, but I have 2.6 so I needed >to modify the reference in setup.py appropriately. I haven't done any testing of pyOpenSSL on 64 bit Windows. So maybe this works, but I have no idea. :) > [snip] >So then I turned my attention to the example programs. I try to run the one >to make the certificates and it crashes >upon startup because it can't import module tsafe. tsafe = thread safe. > >So where do I find this? Am again looking around the web, but, so far, no >joy. What do you mean "it crashes"? Do you have the tsafe module? It should have been installed with the rest of pyOpenSSL. Jean-Paul |