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Installing from source code with Distutils
(including the case of non-root user)
Ok here was one missing import: hashlib.
Well you can google python 2.4 hashlib and find a resource for that library.
If you find source code distribution like this one.
Download the source (this one comes in the zip file)
wget http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/h/hashlib/hashlib-20081119.zip
with Unix wget or just get the file through your browser.
Then unzip the file, and jump into the directory
unzip hashlib-20081119.zip
cd unzip hashlib-20081119
There will be file setup.py (all python modules distributed with distutils have it).
Assuming that you have setuptools installed and that you have root access (for non-root there is a small modification to the command) you can finalize installation this way:
su
python setup.py install
or
sudo python setup.py install
An important part: python executable called by this command must be the same as the one used by the webserver process. Most likely - this is the case automatically, but sometimes it is not true.
To find out where the python is coming from type which python and you'll get something like
/usr/bin/python
Your system administrator must know which python executable is called by the webserver.
How to install modules without root access?
There will be only two small modifications to the command:
python setup.py --prefix /path/to/your/python/packages
You'll use --prefix parameter and sudo will not be needed because you have access to the directory /path/to/your/python/packages
Here is the full documentation for the python distutils.
Installing from source code with Distutils
(including the case of non-root user)
Ok here was one missing import: hashlib.
Well you can google python 2.4 hashlib and find a resource for that library.
If you find source code distribution like this one.
Download the source (this one comes in the zip file)
wget http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/h/hashlib/hashlib-20081119.zip
with Unix wget or just get the file through your browser.
Then unzip the file, and jump into the directory
unzip hashlib-20081119.zip
cd unzip hashlib-20081119
There will be file setup.py (all (most distributed python modules distributed with distutils have it).
Assuming that you have setuptools installed and that you have root access (for non-root there is a small modification to the command) you can finalize installation this way:
su
python setup.py install
or
sudo python setup.py install
An important part: python executable called by this command must be the same as the one used by the webserver process. Most likely - this is the case automatically, but sometimes it is not true.
To find out where the python is coming from type which python and you'll get something like
/usr/bin/python
Your system administrator must know which python executable is called by the webserver.
How to install modules without root access?
There will be only two small modifications to the command:
python setup.py --prefix /path/to/your/python/packages
You'll use --prefix parameter and sudo will not be needed because you have access to the directory /path/to/your/python/packages
Here is the full documentation for the python distutils.
Installing from source code with Distutils
(including the case of non-root user)
Ok here was one missing import: hashlib.
Well you can google python 2.4 hashlib and find a resource for that library.
If you find source code distribution like this one.
Download the source (this one comes in the zip file)
wget http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/h/hashlib/hashlib-20081119.zip
with Unix wget or just get the file through your browser.
Then unzip the file, and jump into the directory
unzip hashlib-20081119.zip
cd unzip hashlib-20081119
There will be file setup.py (most distributed python modules have it).
Assuming that you have setuptools installed and that you have root access (for non-root there is a small modification to the command) you can finalize installation this way:
su
python setup.py install
or
sudo python setup.py install
An important part: python executable called by this command must be the same as the one used by the webserver process. Most likely - this is the case automatically, but sometimes it is not true.
To find out where the python is coming from type which python and you'll get something like
/usr/bin/python
Your system administrator must know which python executable is called by the webserver.
How to install modules without root access?
There will be only two small modifications to the command:
python setup.py --prefix /path/to/your/python/packages
You'll use --prefix parameter and sudo will not be needed because you have access to the directory /path/to/your/python/packages
Here is the full documentation for the python distutils.
Installing from source code with Distutils
(including the case of non-root user)
Ok here was one missing import: hashlib.
Well you can google python 2.4 hashlib and find a resource for that library.
If you find source code distribution like this one.
There actually are several methods to install python modules. This answer explains how to install from the source code.
Download the source (this one comes in the zip file)
wget http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/h/hashlib/hashlib-20081119.zip
with Unix wget or just get the file through your browser.
Then unzip the file, and jump into the directory
unzip hashlib-20081119.zip
cd unzip hashlib-20081119
There will be file setup.py (most distributed python modules have it).
Assuming that you have setuptools installed and that you have root access (for non-root there is a small modification to the command) you can finalize installation this way:
su
python setup.py install
or
sudo python setup.py install
How to install modules without root access?
There will be only two small modifications to the command:
python setup.py --prefix /path/to/your/python/packages
You'll use --prefix parameter and sudo will not be needed because you have access to the directory /path/to/your/python/packages
Here is the full documentation for the python distutils.
Installing from source code with
(including the case of non-root user)
Ok here was one missing import: hashlib.
Well you can google python 2.4 hashlib and find a resource for that library.
If you find source code distribution like this one.
There actually are several methods to install python modules. This answer explains how to install from the source code.
Download the source (this one comes in the zip file)
wget http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/h/hashlib/hashlib-20081119.zip
with Unix wget or just get the file through your browser.
Then unzip the file, and jump into the directory
unzip hashlib-20081119.zip
cd unzip hashlib-20081119
There will be file setup.py (most distributed python modules have it).
Assuming that you have setuptools installed and that you have root access (for non-root there is a small modification to the command) you can finalize installation this way:
su
python setup.py install
or
sudo python setup.py install
How to install modules without root access?
There will be only two small modifications to the command:
python setup.py --prefix /path/to/your/python/packages
You'll use --prefix parameter and sudo will not be needed because you have access to the directory /path/to/your/python/packages
Here is the full documentation for the python distutils.
Installing from source code with Distutils
(including the case of non-root user)
Ok here was one missing import: one: hashlib.
Well you can google python 2.4 hashlib and find a resource for that library.
If you find source code distribution like this one.
There actually are several methods to install python modules. This answer explains how to install from the source code.
Download the source (this one comes in the zip file)
wget http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/h/hashlib/hashlib-20081119.zip
with Unix wget or just get the file through your browser.
Then unzip the file, and jump into the directory
unzip hashlib-20081119.zip
cd unzip hashlib-20081119
There will be file setup.py (most distributed python modules have it).
Assuming that you have setuptools installed and that you have root access (for non-root there is a small modification to the command) you can finalize installation this way:
su
python setup.py install
or
sudo python setup.py install
How to install modules without root access?
There will be only two small modifications to the command:
python setup.py --prefix /path/to/your/python/packages
You'll use --prefix parameter and sudo will not be needed because you have access to the directory /path/to/your/python/packages
Here is the full documentation for the python setup system.
Ok here was one: hashlib.
Well you can google python 2.4 hashlib and find a resource for that library.
If you find source code distribution like this one.
There actually are several methods to install python modules. This answer explains how to install from the source code.
Download the source (this one comes in the zip file)
wget http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/h/hashlib/hashlib-20081119.zip
with Unix wget or just get the file through your browser.
Then unzip the file, and jump into the directory
unzip hashlib-20081119.zip
cd unzip hashlib-20081119
There will be file setup.py (most distributed python modules have it).
Assuming that you have setuptools installed and that you have root access (for non-root there is a small modification to the command) you can finalize installation this way:
su
python setup.py install
or
sudo python setup.py install
How to install modules without root access?
There will be only two small modifications to the command:
python setup.py --prefix /path/to/your/python/packages
You'll use --prefix parameter and sudo will not be needed because you have access to the directory /path/to/your/python/packages
Here is the full documentation for the python setup system.
Ok here was one: hashlib.
Well you can google python 2.4 hashlib and find a resource for that library.
If you find source code distribution like this one.
There actually are several methods to install python modules. This answer explains how to install from the source code.
Download the source (this one comes in the zip file)
wget http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/h/hashlib/hashlib-20081119.zip
with Unix wget or just get the file through your browser.
Then unzip the file, and jump into the directory
unzip hashlib-20081119.zip
cd unzip hashlib-20081119
There will be file setup.py (most distributed python modules have it).
Assuming that you have setuptools installed and that you have root access (for non-root there is a small modification to the command) you can finalize installation this way:
su
python setup.py install
or
sudo python setup.py install
How to install modules without root access?
There will be only two a small modifications modification to the command:
python setup.py --prefix /path/to/your/python/packages
You'll use --prefix parameter and sudo will not be needed because you have access to the directory `/path/to/your/python/packages'
Here is the full documentation for the python setup system.
Ok here was one: hashlib.
Well you can google python 2.4 hashlib and find a resource for that library.
If you find source code distribution like this one.
There actually are several methods to install python modules. This answer explains how to install from the source code.
Download the source (this one comes in the zip file)
wget http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/h/hashlib/hashlib-20081119.zip
with Unix wget or just get the file through your browser.
Then unzip the file, and jump into the directory
unzip hashlib-20081119.zip
cd unzip hashlib-20081119
There will be file setup.py (most distributed python modules have it).
Assuming that you have setuptools installed and that you have root access (for non-root there is a small modification to the command) you can finalize installation this way:
su
python setup.py install
or
sudo python setup.py install
How to install modules without root access?
There will be only a small modification to the command:
python setup.py --prefix /path/to/your/python/packages
Here is the full documentation for the python setup system
Ok here was one: hashlib.
Well you can google python 2.4 hashlib and find a resource for that library.
If you find source code distribution like this one.
There actually are several methods to install python modules. This answer explains how to install from the source code.
Download the source (this one comes in the zip file)
wget http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/h/hashlib/hashlib-20081119.zip
with Unix wget or just get the file through your browser.
Then unzip the file, and jump into the directory
unzip hashlib-20081119.zip
cd unzip hashlib-20081119
There will be file setup.py (most distributed python modules have it).
Assuming that you have setuptools installed and that you have root access you can finalize installation this way:
su
python setup.py install
or
sudo python setup.py install
Ok here was one: hashlib.
Well you can google python 2.4 hashlib and find a resource for that library.
If you find source code distribution like this one
Download the source (this one comes in the zip file)
wget http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/h/hashlib/hashlib-20081119.zip
with Unix wget or just get the file through your browser.
Then unzip the file, and jump into the directory
unzip hashlib-20081119.zip
cd unzip hashlib-20081119
There will be file setup.py (most distributed python modules have it).
Assuming that you have setuptools installed and that you have root access you can finalize installation this way:
su
python setup.py install
or
sudo python setup.py install