On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 8:25 PM, Brent S Elmer<email address hidden> wrote:
> On Wed, 2009-06-17 at 05:00 +0000, Stuart Bishop wrote:
>> If my guess is not correct, I'll need more information, in particular
>> the actual setup.py line being used and if the zoneinfo/US/Eastern file
>> exists on disk in the expected location.
>>
>> ** Changed in: pytz
>> Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
>>
>
> I did find out a difference between the Linux and AIX install. The
> difference is that setuptools is not installed on AIX. I didn't see
> anything in pytz that says it is required. I was trying to have setup
> tools installed to see if that fixed the problem. I do not have an
> admin authority on AIX so I have to beg to get things installed and
> sometimes it takes a while. So, is setuptools required or will the new
> version of pytz fix the problem by itself? And by "Fix Released", is
> that the i version that is there now?
setuptools should not be required. pytz 2009i (released today)
contains what I hope is the fix. I also happened to see something
similar today when using buildout to assemble a work environment, so
there may be something lurking still. Perhaps a distutils issue that
is avoided when setuptools is installed?
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 8:25 PM, Brent S Elmer<email address hidden> wrote:
> On Wed, 2009-06-17 at 05:00 +0000, Stuart Bishop wrote:
>> If my guess is not correct, I'll need more information, in particular
>> the actual setup.py line being used and if the zoneinfo/US/Eastern file
>> exists on disk in the expected location.
>>
>> ** Changed in: pytz
>> Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
>>
>
> I did find out a difference between the Linux and AIX install. The
> difference is that setuptools is not installed on AIX. I didn't see
> anything in pytz that says it is required. I was trying to have setup
> tools installed to see if that fixed the problem. I do not have an
> admin authority on AIX so I have to beg to get things installed and
> sometimes it takes a while. So, is setuptools required or will the new
> version of pytz fix the problem by itself? And by "Fix Released", is
> that the i version that is there now?
setuptools should not be required. pytz 2009i (released today)
contains what I hope is the fix. I also happened to see something
similar today when using buildout to assemble a work environment, so
there may be something lurking still. Perhaps a distutils issue that
is avoided when setuptools is installed?
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