default python when multiple python installation on the box
"Martin v. Löwis" martin at Tue Oct 24 21:35:40 CEST 2006  j_nwb
schrieb: >    I have multiple python installations. 2.2, 2.3,
2.4. When I install a > new package (pygtk2) , it always install
in python 2.3. >    I changed the /usr/bin/python to be 2.4
binary. Still the same behavior. >    How does rpms, determine
which installation to update ? Is there a > file somewhere ? >
I am running in to this on Fedora as well as CenOS.  Not sure
what you mean by package: RPM package or distutils package? If
RPM package: binary package or source package?  Binary RPM
packages have the Python version compiled into their extension
modules, and you can't change that without recompilation. In
addition, they have the directory and file names hard-coded in
the RPM archive.  Source RPM packages have the Python version
coded into their spec file. You should read the spec file to
find out what Python version it uses.  Distutils packages use
the Python version you use t