<html><head><style type="text/css"><!-- DIV {margin:0px;} --></style></head><body><div style="font-family:times new roman, new york, times, serif;font-size:12pt"><div><pre>Martijn wrote<br><br>> Thanks for this feedback! I just tried running grokproject on Linux, and <br>> it installed the 0.11.1 version without problems. It's really mysterious <br>> it seems to be getting the wrong versions of things in your case. I just <br>> tested in Windows, and grokproject works there as well for me.<br><br>> Did you install grokproject a while ago, or very recently? If you have <br>> an old (pre 0.11) version of grokproject on your system, it won't use a <br>> standardized list of dependencies yet. That could explain these errors.<br><br>> You can update grokproject using: easy_install -U grokproject<br><br>Ok, I think I figured it out. my version of grokproject was the correct one <br>(0.6), but I apparently my problems are due to me doing
a "easy_install grok" to <br>begin with and _then_ running "grokproject <projname>". <br><br>This sequence downloaded various zope-related eggs into site-packages <br>_and_ config\build-out-eggs causing the prior confusion.<br><br>Once I deleted the eggs in site-packages and did a clean grokproject install, <br>the problem seems to disappear and things are running normally now (-:<br><br><br>Alia<br><br></pre></div></div><br>
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