> >
> > It really sounds like when you install python, you're using `python
> > setup.py`
>
That's my bad. that should read "install django". The only reason python
should install to django /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages is if you're using
python 2.5 to run the install scripts. This is what I meant.... but...
>
> I'm not terribly familiar with slax. I've used mostly ubuntu and
> slackware in the past. FYI, there was no python 2.5 binary on the
> system as out-of-the box. *But* there was a python2.5 path
Interesting... worth reporting to the slax dev team? I'm assuming you enabled
the python module and activated it. I personally haven't used slax since it
was new, so really don't know what the expected behavior should be.
> Thanks Mike and also thanks to Shawn. I'll putter with this a
> while to make sure that I have something working to take with me.
You're welcome and glad to hear you got it up.
Mike
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