Some info below that I hope is helpful. By the way for this technical type stuff we should probably move to okfn-help [1] so as not to overly clutter up okfn-discuss.
~rufus [1]:<http://lists.okfn.org/mailman/listinfo/okfn-help> Iain Emsley wrote: > I'm just trying to run openShakespeare on a Windows XP box but keep getting: > File"<stdin">, line 1 > bin/shakespeare-admin runserver > ^ Have you been able to run other cmdline stuff e.g. $ bin/shakespeare-admin about If you get the same error with this then try: $ python bin/shakespeare-admin runserver You see the thing is that windows does not recognize the unix convention for specifying what program is used to run a script. At the beginning of that file you have #!/usr/bin/env python which tells the machine to run this using python. However windows does not recognize this (I believe) and so you need to run the script using python explicitly: i.e. by doing python <my-script-name> > I've reloaded the egg file but still get the error. Any ideas? Do I just > need to change a path or something similar as Python is a new language to me? By the way for the runserver command to work you'll want to have installed with the web_gui option: easy_install -Z shakespeare[web_gui] _______________________________________________ okfn-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.okfn.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/okfn-discuss
