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I have been recently encountering problems when, trying to run *ANY* Python program. I get an import error and a warning to verify my PYTHONPATH.
This happened when I removed python-sphinx with apt-get, but I think it's not the reason.
I could just go on like this..
The only Python program actually executing is the Python Interpreter itself, but also importing program-specific libraries doesn't work; only essential modules like sys, os are available.
The sys.path corresponds to the upper listing.
Is there any way to correct this issue?
Reinstalling with apt-get didn't help anything, neither experimenting with *dpkg*
I think its probably a matter of working out exactly what needed to be reinstalled.
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Well, I restored from a backup and now it's functioning again. I just wanted to avoid further headache.
Did you check bug reports? If you can't find one that describes what happened, you should submit one.
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I thought 9.10 is a stable release?
It's supposed to be, but different distributions have different standards regarding what constitutes a "stable release". Ever considered using Debian ;-)
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