On Wed, Sep 29, 2010 at 06:08:29PM +0200, Julien Jehannet wrote: > > > test_knownValues_is_standard_module_4 always fails. > > test_knownValues_is_standard_module_4 properly shows that > > logilab.common.modutils.is_standard_module is broken on some x86_64 > > systems where Python distribution is in /usr/lib64, at least partially > > (because it assumes /usr/lib and tests for modules by simply searching > > for files there). > Just by curiosity, did you have compiled python manually from source > installation ? Sorry, but I'm talking not about some local misconfiguration but about implementations of biarch/multilib on some Linux distributions. Debian uses lib32 for 32bit libs and lib (linked to lib64) for 64bit libs, but this is not always true for any other x86-64 Linux systems. ALT Linux uses lib for 32bit libs and lib64 for 64bit libs and AFAIK some other distributions have the same setup.
> I'm quite surpriѕed that /usr/lib doesn't exist or is not symlinked to the > right lib path. It exists but it doesn't contain Python .so files, though may contain noarch files (i.e. *.py*). -- WBR, wRAR (ALT Linux Team)
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