Re: keygen problem generating cryptkey

On 2/8/2011 10:03 AM, Kevin Goodsell wrote:
> On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 8:29 AM, J. Maxwell<[email protected]>  wrote:
>> Experiencing difficulty generating crypt_key
>>
>> O/S: FreeBSD 7.2;    MTA: Qmail 1.03;    DELIVERY: ~/Maildir
>>
>>      #1737:>  tmda-keygen -b>>  crypt_key
>>              Traceback (most recent call last):
>>                File "/usr/local/bin/tmda-keygen", line 37, in<module>
>>              from TMDA import Version
>>              ImportError: No module named TMDA
>>      #1738:>
>>
>> Any suggestions? not much found in the Archives.
>>
> > From http://tmda.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/TmdaInstallation:
>
> "TMDA is designed to run directly from its source directory. For
> example, if installed in /usr/local/tmda-1.1.0/, you'd run tmda-keygen
> by invoking /usr/local/tmda-1.1.0/bin/tmda-keygen. Do not move the
> bin/* programs outside the source tree..."
Thanks Kevin,

Unfortunately I am not Python literate! actually I am Python Challenged!
Are you running FreeBSD ? I installed both py and tmda from the ports 
collection there, not from an external tarball (which I can do, but 
would negatively prejudice maintenance an management of installed 
programs on FreeBSD platform)

It placed the executable scripts in /usr/local/bin
tmda-address*       tmda-check-address*   tmda-filter*
tmda-inject*          tmda-keygen*              tmda-ofmipd*
tmda-pending*       tmda-rfilter*                tmda-sendmail*

and several others in
/usr/local/lib/python2.6/site-packages/TMDA viz;

./                          ../                            
Address.py*                  Address.pyc*                 Auth.py*
Auth.pyc*            AutoResponse.py*     AutoResponse.pyc*        
Cookie.py*                     Cookie.pyc*
Defaults.py*         Defaults.pyc*            Deliver.py*                
     Deliver.pyc*                  Errors.py*
Errors.pyc*          FilterParser.py*         FilterParser.pyc*        
     HMAC.py*                    HMAC.pyc*
MTA.py*              MTA.pyc*                MessageLogger.py*       
MessageLogger.pyc*     Pending.py*
Pending.pyc*        Queue/                     SMTP.py*                
     SMTP.pyc*                   Util.py*
Util.pyc*              Version.py*               Version.pyc*            
     __init__.py*                   __init__.pyc*
pythonlib/

_*Am I safe in assuming this to be the source tree you are referring to?*_
There are others in the
     /usr/local/share/examples/tmda/dot-tmda
     /usr/local/share/examples/tmda
directories too


> The problem is that the TMDA/ directory is not in python's sys.path.
> TMDA tries to fix this itself in the paths.py file, but that has the
> same problem (it needs to be in Python's path to work).
searching through
/usr/local/lib/python2.6/

but have not been able to figure out how to append the path.
Used a recommended command
import sys
sys.path.append("/usr/local/bin/")

but got ==>
  import: unable to open X server `' @ 
error/import.c/ImportImageCommand/364. ???
  perhaps if you can direct me to a tutorial, that may be helpful.

> If TMDA/ isn't in the same directory as the script, you'll need to put
> it somewhere in sys.path, or modify sys.path to include the location
> of TMDA/ (possibly with the PYTHONPATH environment variable or a path
> configuration file as used by the 'site' module).
I copied the tmda* scripts from /usr/local/bin to 
/usr/local/lib/python2.6/site-packages/TMDA so that they'll be in the 
same directory, but that did not help either.
> -Kevin
>

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