Bak @ kedai wrote:
This looks like the py_malloc problem in Python 2.11, which causes segmenatation faults like you're seeing.
You need to recompile Python 2.11 without py_malloc.
no dice. i got the python rpm source, and rebuilt it with --without-pymalloc and zope still restarts. i also tried the rpm binaries from python.org
I use the source tarballs for both python and zope.
fyi, i have both python versions installed. i just removed /usr/bin/python and symlink /usr/bin/python2 to /usr/bin/python. will this cause problems? i am not too sure myself.
This will cause you problems with your redhat install. Various of the system utilities (such as for printing) rely on /usr/bin/python being python1.5, so printing, and probably a few other things might just mysteriously fail after you reboot.
i'll try installing from source( not rpm source).
I think you'll need to recompile Zope against the new python by running /path/to/python/211/binary wo_pcgi.py (or w_pcgi.py if you use that). Once you've done this, the path to your python binary will automatically be included in all the Zope scripts that require it. -- Steve Alexander Software Engineer Cat-Box limited