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Author ned.deily
Recipients Ivailo.Monev, ned.deily
Date 2015-02-11.05:09:43
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Without more information it is hard to provide a meaningful response.  You don't say which version of Python nor which platform you are trying to install on.  Be aware that the default for --prefix is '/usr/local'.  On most POSIX platforms, you should not be trying to use --prefix='/'; I believe that would attempt to install into the /bin, /lib, /install, et al which is very likely *not* what you want to do and could be harmful to your system.  If you are trying to install into the standard system locations (usually also not a good idea if it conflicts with the platform's own packages), you would use --prefix='/usr'.
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