> > So you are using the python that Apples supplied with 10.5. Actually I believe it came with 2.3
In this case, py2app does not include python itself (or system installed > standard packages?) > > I wonder if that's messing things up for you. > > If you want to deploy to non 10.5 systems, you should use the > python.orgpython. It will install into /Library/Frameworks, and py2app will > include > everything needed to run the app on any 10.3.9 and above system I was running Python 2.5.1, I'm now at 2.5.4. It is installed in /Library/Frameworks, /usr/bin is a symlink You can look into the build app bundle by right clicking on the bundle. Poke > around in there, and you can see what's getting included. > > if you add something to "PACKAGES" the while package should get included > as-is. Everything else gets included inside a zip file -- you can unzip it > and see what's there. Inside the package contents when I do a full build instead of an alias I see the following... /Users/elizabeth/Code/dist/mac_test.app/Contents/Resources/lib/python2.5/MySQLdb/ /Users/elizabeth/Code/dist/ mac_test.app/Contents/Resources/lib/python2.5/site-packages.zip I unzipped sites.packages.zip and found several .pyc files including _mysql.pyc and folders for the other module I'm importing (wx) Also when I try to build the whole app instead of the alias, using packages, I get "ImportModule error: No module MySQLdb" but when I use includes I receive the error "ImportError: '/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.5/lib/python2.5/lib-dynload/_mysql.so'" Is the Frameworks folder where my MySQLdb should be installed? because it's not there at all, it's in /Library/Python/2.5/site-packages and there is a _mysql.so in there.
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