From: Ted J. <wha...@ya...> - 2006-10-03 20:01:18
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I realized too late that I should have moved the /usr/bin/python binary before building out with the command you gave me. I used your command but still couldn't import ldap...I assume because I didn't uninstall the old python 2.3.5 (which I don't know how to do, since it's not built from ports, so I'll just move the binary :) Anyway, can you give me a command which undoes everything you just had me do, and I'll try again? TIA, Ted2 LI Xin <de...@de...> wrote: Ted Johnson wrote: > Hi; > I've successfully installed python 2.4.3 and OpenLDAPwith py-ldap2 > (thanks to help from this list). However, I realize that I should > probably stick with python 2.3.5, because my Zope instance, which serves > my Web sites and which I am not able to upgrade at this point, depends > on that vintage, and I will be using LDAP to authenticate users to my > portal. Furthermore, the py-ldap2 distro that I built from the ports in > my FreeBSD 6.1 pulled a version of that s/w that is apparently > incompatible with python 2.3.5. Therefore, I should probably d/l an old > distro (after Feb 8, 2005) of py-ldap2. But where do I find it? I've > only been able to find the latest and greatest. > TIA, > Ted 3 I think you may want to do a "make clean all deinstall install PYTHON_VERSION=python2.3" in ports/net/py-ldap2? I think that would be enough to force a python2.3 dependency for python-ldap2. Cheers, -- Xin LI http://www.delphij.net/ FreeBSD - The Power to Serve! --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail. |