Michael,
Have you tried the ld.so.conf option that I sent you privately (too fast
cliking the 'reply' button). Here it is again:
"""
Well, it depends on how you have installed HDF5 and which directories
are configured in your system to be looked up for finding shared
libraries. With Linux, i
Ivan - Do you have any examples of how setting LD_RUN_PATH works?
I tried the following (as root):
export LD_RUN_PATH=/usr/local/lib
/usr/local/bin/python setup.py build_ext --inplace
/usr/local/bin/python setup.py install
/usr/local/bin/python
>> import tables
and I get the same error as always
Michael Hearne (el 2008-09-18 a les 10:57:16 -0600) va dir::
> Francesc - I think I answered my own question. I have to set it in the
> environment where I'll be running.
>
> Is there another way that this is accomplished? I have another Linux
> system where I have pytables installed, and LD_
A Thursday 18 September 2008, Michael Hearne escrigué:
> Francesc - Thank you. This is not mentioned anywhere in the README -
> is that something that could be added?
Yeah, the README is pretty cryptic about installation issues. The
Installation chapter in the PyTables user's guide is much more
Francesc - I think I answered my own question. I have to set it in the
environment where I'll be running.
Is there another way that this is accomplished? I have another Linux
system where I have pytables installed, and LD_LIBRARY_PATH is not set,
and the import works just fine. I installed p
Francesc - Thank you. This is not mentioned anywhere in the README - is
that something that could be added?
Also, do I have to make this export a _permanent_ part of my
installation, or am I just supposed to set this before building the package?
Thanks,
Mike
Francesc Alted wrote:
> Hi Mike,
Hi Mike,
A Wednesday 17 September 2008, Michael Hearne escrigué:
> Hi, new to the list. I'm trying to get pytables installed on a Red
> Hat Enterprise system, with a local copy of python 2.5. Pytables
> _seems_ to install successfully, giving me the output below.
>
> However, when I try to use p
Hi, new to the list. I'm trying to get pytables installed on a Red Hat
Enterprise system, with a local copy of python 2.5. Pytables _seems_ to
install successfully, giving me the output below.
However, when I try to use pytables, I get an error saying "ImportError:
libhdf5.so.5: cannot open
