Thomas Lockhart <thomas@fourpalms.org> writes:
> (dropped -general from the recipients)
> So far, the only things I had to do were to generate an "mx" RPM for my
> machine, since the eGenix modules are not apparently available from Mdk
> sites.
>
> Maybe this is one reason:
>
> WARNING: Using this file is only recommended if you really must
> use it for some reason. It is not being actively maintained !
>
> (from the header of the mxDateTime module :(
It is a standard part of the Python DB API, for better or worse.
> > I'll look at your mx RPM's spec and compare to RedHat's -- if a finer grained
> > dependency can be determined, then we can go that route, as the eGenix mx
> > stuff goes by more names than just 'mx'.
>
> Right. The RH spec seems to have called it "mx2" sometimes, and who
> knows what else it is called once it is packaged (the tarballs have the
> eGenix name in them).
They're set up so you can create mx or mx2, in order to have python
1.5 and python 2.2 installed in parallel.
--
Trond Eivind Glomsrød
Red Hat, Inc.