OK I did a fair bit more reading on python since I know so little
about it, and now I'm even more confused given the following.
according to the python docs when I do :
import ownet
(as per the program my coop student wrote)
python then looks for "ownet.py" (or I guess "ownet.pyc").
Now, funny thing is that I cannot find either of those files on one of
the systems where this is working. That's if I do "find / -iname
ownet.py" (or .pyc).
WTF am I doing wrong here?
I also found and tried this :
import sys
sys.path.append('/opt/owfs/lib')
But that still does not help because I guess there is no "ownet.py" or
"ownet.pyc" in there. But given my first report above that I cannot
find those files on the system where this works, I am not really sure
what to think now.
root@ogic2:~/owfs-2.9p1# /opt/owtg/bin/detect_sensors2.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/opt/owtg/bin/detect_sensors2.py", line 23, in <module>
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