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[rdiff-backup-users] Re: [Bug] In Time.py, import right time module.
From: |
Andreas Neiser |
Subject: |
[rdiff-backup-users] Re: [Bug] In Time.py, import right time module. |
Date: |
Fri, 05 Sep 2008 15:22:57 +0200 |
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Thunderbird (address@hidden) Mnenhy/0.7.5.666 |
Andrew Ferguson wrote:
> You need to fix your site-packages/rdiff_backup/ directory. Is there a
> place I can download the package you installed from to verify the problem?
I don't think that wrongly capitalized files are the problem, see below.
> Here are the correct capitalizations for the files which are capitalized:
>
> FilenameMapping.py
> Globals.py
> Hardlink.py
> Main.py
> Rdiff.py
> Security.py
> SetConnections.py
> TempFile.py
> Time.py
address@hidden:/opt/lib/python2.5/site-packages/rdiff_backup# ls *.py
FilenameMapping.py connection.py regress.py
Globals.py eas_acls.py restore.py
Hardlink.py fs_abilities.py robust.py
Main.py hash.py rorpiter.py
Rdiff.py increment.py rpath.py
Security.py iterfile.py selection.py
SetConnections.py lazy.py static.py
TempFile.py librsync.py statistics.py
Time.py log.py user_group.py
__init__.py longname.py win_acls.py
backup.py manage.py
compare.py metadata.py
It's correct, or?
> There's also the possibility that your Python distributor overrode the
> import command. That would explain why __import__ worked for you.
That's something. Can you explain how to check that? I mean, in the
meantime I fixed the problem, but wouldn't it be better just to avoid
two files like Time.py and time.py. So renaming Time.py to Time-ext.py
isn't that big problem, or?
Regards,
Andreas