Re: divifund question

[Ryan Pavlik <abiryan ryand net>]

It seems python-gobject changed its filenames.  In the setup.py file in 
Divifund, find the line that is:
    if item=='gobject.so':
(line 33)
and change it to
    if item=='_gobject.so':

It should then install fine.

Hope this helps, sorry for the delayed reply - I hadn't looked at 
Divifund in a while and it turns out my web host even broke its web site 
(now fixed).  I could reproduce your problem here on Ubuntu Intrepid, 
and this change let it install and run for me, hopefully it works for 
you too.

Ryan

Ron and Glo Auler wrote:
> Hello-
> I really like the divifund software and have been using it for years on 
> Fedora 4.  When I recently upgraded to Fedora 10, I had trouble 
> reinstalling divifund.  It tells me it needs a dependency called gobject 
> - "gobject not found".  I did a searched for gobject in the add/remove 
> software and installed everything it came up with, but still no luck - 
> could divifund need a different version of gobject?
> Thanks for any hints you can give me on how to get divifund up and 
> running again.
> Gloria
>
>
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