So I uninstalled the older versions and upgraded to zope-2.5.1 and python21-pth-2.1.3. Now I can run the make_start.py without any errors except for the fact that a "start" script does NOT get created. Anyone know where it should be? I updated my locatedb and still couldn't find it. Do I need to compile from scratch? --- Matthew Herzog <net_bsd@yahoo.com> wrote
Date: Mon, 7 Oct 2002 15:10:33 -0700 (PDT) From: Matthew Herzog <net_bsd@yahoo.com> Subject: no start script on netbsd To: zope@zope.org
Hi. I'm running NetBSD 1.6 on a Pentium system. UI installed Zope from netbsd's pkgsrc which is like FreeBSD's ports collection. There is no start script at all. zope-2.2.2 is what I have. As for python it's python20-2.0.1nb2. So I figured out that /usr/pkg/lib/zope/inst/make_start.py should be able to generate a start script. It cannot. If I run python /usr/pkg/lib/zope/inst/make_start.py I get:
Error: Zope requires Python thread support!
The Makefile for python on my system says that python pth is a dependency:
/usr/pkgsrc/lang/python# grep -i pth *
pyversion.mk:BUILDLINK_DEPENDS.python21pth?= python21-pth>=2.1 pyversion.mk:_PYTHON_VERSION_21pth_INSTALLED=yes pyversion.mk:.elif ${_PYTHON_VERSION} == "21pth" pyversion.mk:PYPKGSRCDIR= ../../lang/python21-pth pyversion.mk:PYDEPENDENCY= ${BUILDLINK_DEPENDS.python21pth}:${PYPKGSRCDIR} pyversion.mk:PYPKGPREFIX= py21pth pyversion.mk:. include "../../devel/pth/buildlink2.mk" pyversion.mk:. include "../../devel/pth/buildlink.mk" srcdist.mk:.elif ${_PYTHON_VERSION} == "21" || ${_PYTHON_VERSION} == "21pth"
Can anyone help please?
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