missing modules in BeOpen-Python-2.0?
Glenn W Jackman
glennj at pcard31e.ca.nortel.com
Sun Feb 18 12:44:29 EST 2001
Aahz Maruch wrote:
>>>>I fetched and installed BeOpen-Python-2.0-1.i386.rpm from python.org,
>>>>and was unable to import: crypt, dbm, dl, nis
>>>
>>>You need to compile them. Check the README.
>>
>>I don't want to sound beligerant, but why should I have to compile
>>these modules? This release includes many modules in
>>/usr/local/lib/python2.0/lib-dynload, including gdbm (but not dbm?)
>
>IIRC, these modules are unavailable on Windows, so they're not compiled
>by default.
According to the global module index for BeOpen-Python-2.0, there are
20 modules specific to "unix",
CGIHTTPServer, commands, crypt, dbm, dl, fcntl, gdbm, grp, nis,
pipes, posix, posixfile, pwd, readline, resource, rlcompleter,
syslog, TERMIOS, termios, tty
and only the 4 mentioned are missing. Of the existing 16 in the
distribution, 8 of them exist in the lib-dynload directory.
fcntl, gdbm, grp, pwd, readline, resource, syslog, termios
So a bunch have come already compiled.
--
Glenn
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