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1. 

   vladoportos
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago

   Hello,

   I'm trying to install mediacore for last 3 hours and can't quite make it...
   Python 2.5.x or newer is needed for installation so I thought 2.6 would be ok.

   All steps were ok, but when it comes to Populate the Database in step 5 with

   "paster setup-app development.ini"

   I will get following error:

   (mediacore_env)root /var/mediacore_env/MediaCore-0.9.0 # paster setup-app development.ini
   Traceback (most recent call last):
   File "/usr/bin/paster", line 17, in <module>
   from paste.script import command
   ImportError: No module named paste.script

   I have done all the commands before, but in media core env it miss paste.script

   when I'm out of that env. it works fine:

   root /var/mediacore_env # python -c 'from paste.script import command'
   root /var/mediacore_env #

   Any idea what to do with this ?
2. 

   Nathan Wright
   Maintainer
   Posted 1 year ago

   Did you remember to run 'python setup.py develop'?
   

   source mediacore_env/bin/activate
   cd MediaCore-0.9.0
   python setup.py develop
3. 

   vladoportos
   Member
   Posted 1 year ago

   Of course I did...
4. 

   Felix Schwarz
   Contributor
   Posted 1 year ago

   The error message indicates that 'paste.script' is not installed in your virtualenv (I guess you figured that already ;-). If you followed the docs, it doesn't matter if paste.script is installed system-wide because you created a isolated virtualenv (--no-site-packages).

   So please verify if paste.script is actually installed in your virtualenv:
   - Does »python -c 'from paste.script import command'« work if you activated the virtualenv?
   - Please check in the <env>/lib/python…/site-packages folder if you see a paste/script folder
   - Re-issue "python setup.py develop" for MediaCore - maybe something went wrong (internet connection hickup?) and paste.script was not installed.

   > Python 2.5.x or newer is needed for installation so I thought 2.6 would be ok.

   I was under the impression that 2.4 should be fine too.

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