Hank van Cleef wrote:
In particular, make sure the Mailman configure script finds your local
Python build, not the (older) version included in the Solaris
distribution. This is the root of the "Korean Codec" problem that
Mark provided a google search link to.
You can easily solve this during the installation by explicitly telling the
code where to find your particular preferred version of Python.
I've seen this done on sites that had to maintain a half-dozen different
versions of Python, because different programs were dependent on different
versions, and it wasn't possible to get the client code updated so you had
to keep multiple different versions of the language.
I think this is specified with something like:
# make install --with-python=/path/to/your/local/python
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