"it's rpm -e python --force", I think. Don Undeen wrote:
I see what you are saying, but what problems might this create, other than having extra libraries lytin around? Becuase I tried to rpm -e python --nodeps, but for some reason that didn't work out, so I went with this option instead. I wanted to re-re-install python, with your suggestion, would it still be as simple as what you've suggested. Given that I've already copied over the old python executable?
elijah wright wrote:
1. Fresh install of Redhat 6.1 2. Installed Python from source, and copied over the python that Redhat automatically installed.
i've seen this same recommendation twice in the last couple of days... to "just copy over the python executable redhat installed"....
eventually, this is going to jump up and bite someone in the ass. leaving extra libraries lying around all over a system (which you're going to do by 'just copy over' methods...) is quite a pain to clean up.
the better solution would be:
rpm -e python --nodeps build python with threads enabled do a make install make sure your path knows about /usr/local/bin.
elijah wright elw@stderr.org
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