Re: Changing Python Version

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Use the modules environment to change the default for users but not the default for the system.  See modules.sf.net

----- Original Message -----
| Hi;
| I am trying to change the default version of python on my centos 5.7
| box and leave the old installation. Frustrated by not finding any
| help online, I went ahead and installed Python 2.6 from the source.
| It appears to be my default, but when I fire up mod_wsgi, it
| complains that it can't import os. Please advise.
| TIA,
| Quincey
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