Hey Mark I just wanted to thank you for all your help, and give you a
progress update on the situation. I downloaded an attempted to compile
python-ldap using Ubuntu's OpenLDAP development libs and had no luck.
I then proceeded to download OpenLDAP and compiled it from source. I
was then able to
Mike Rosile wrote:
>Yes, python-ldap was also installed as an Ubuntu package.
>
>I do have python2.4 and python2.5 Ubuntu packages installed, however as
>far as I can tell *everything* points to python2.4.
>
>The python-ldap module exists in:
>/usr/lib/python-support/python-ldap/python2.4
>and is
This is going to sound really dumb. and is. Just started using mailman.
Have quite a few large lists all moderated by different people
(academics at university so limited user ability) Basically i want to
create a generic setup and have all new lists have this setup. Or if
possible a few basic set
Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Mike Rosile wrote:
>
>> Mark Sapiro wrote:
>>
>>> I'm guessing that the command line python invocation finds the ldap
>>> module because its path is in the PYTHONPATH environment variable.
>>> This doesn't work with the Mailman CGI wrapper because the wrapper
>>> resets
Mike Rosile wrote:
>
>Mark Sapiro wrote:
>> I'm guessing that the command line python invocation finds the ldap
>> module because its path is in the PYTHONPATH environment variable.
>> This doesn't work with the Mailman CGI wrapper because the wrapper
>> resets PYTHONPATH to contain only the path t
Hey Mark, thanks for reply and insight! Please note my
comments/questions below:
Mark Sapiro wrote:
> I'm guessing that the command line python invocation finds the ldap
> module because its path is in the PYTHONPATH environment variable.
> This doesn't work with the Mailman CGI wrapper because
Mike Rosile wrote:
>I'm trying to write to implement LDAPMemberships v3 using Mailman
>v2.1.9, but I keep getting an error in the Mailman error log that says
>"ImportError: No module named ldap".
>
>For the record, I can import 'ldap' (aka python-ldap) from a regular
>python script (from the comma
I'm trying to write to implement LDAPMemberships v3 using Mailman
v2.1.9, but I keep getting an error in the Mailman error log that says
"ImportError: No module named ldap".
For the record, I can import 'ldap' (aka python-ldap) from a regular
python script (from the command line).
I know Mailman
I'm trying to write to implement LDAPMemberships v3 using Mailman
v2.1.9, but I keep getting an error in the Mailman error log that says
"ImportError: No module named ldap".
For the record, I can import 'ldap' (aka python-ldap) from a regular
python script (from the command line).
I know Mailman
