I had that same error before as well. That had nothing to do with Zope, rather Python itself. The problem was that I had not installed TCL properly, and I reinstalled it. But, true, your drivers must have been confused when you installed this "shed-load" of Zope products. Try to reinstall Python (the one with IDLE) and let the installtion use the suggested paths for Python and TCL. I had some "problems" with the PythonWin. After having opened a fully functioning Python code in PythonWin, I could no longer use the following code. import sys sys.path.insert(0,'C:\Program\Zopesite\Extensions') ... so I commented this out and it worked perfectly fine as before in Zope. Strange. Cheers, Peter ----- Original Message ----- From: tom smith <othertom@fweeserve.fsnet.co.uk> To: <zope@zope.org> Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 5:01 PM Subject: [Zope] zope/python startup error
newbie question.
when zope starts I get the attached error dialog. Any ideas how I can fix this since zope is running on a remote server? It seemed to start going wrong after installing a shed-load of products into zope.
cheers
tom
ps. to go into greater detail...
...I have two copies of Python...one in Zope's "lib" folder, and another in "Program files". Do I "need" both? Are they getting their PYTHONPATHs mixed up?
Ideally I'd like just one Python, but with the IDLE editor AND the Windows extensions (ODBC),is this possible and how would I do it. Can I add IDLE and ODBC to zope's python without breaking zope.