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   g00r00 to Nicola Mettimano   
   Re: No way to import pycurl   
   14 Feb 23 12:59:56   
   
   TID: Mystic BBS 1.12 A49   
   MSGID: 1:129/215 dc0eb431   
   REPLY: 2:335/601 e67a1153   
   TZUTC: -0500   
    NM> Ok, the problem is that Mystic don't remove/delete completely python2   
    NM> field whe I leave it blank then python2 is not "deactivated" so when i   
    NM> call a pyhton3 script mystic give me the execution exception error as a   
    NM> reported on Mystic wiki using both version of python.   
      
    NM> To tempoaly solve this issue i can give a wrong python2 lib path (like   
    NM> "." or something like that) although a warning appear (Cannot initialize   
    NM> Python, press a key) before execute pyhton3 script; but this way at   
      
   Nothing is ever deactivated in Python when a field is blank.  When its blank   
   its looking in all known installation locations for all known versions of   
   Python.  This is discussed on the Wiki here: http://wiki.mysticb   
   s.com/doku.php?id=python_install   
      
   When you are setting the Python 2 library name to "." you are forcing Mystic   
   to not detect Python 2. The fact that it finds something when blank means you   
   probably have multiple installations of Python, which as noted on the Wiki is   
   going to end in an Access Violation.  Even if you trick Mystic into not   
   finding the base Python 2 library itself, the symbols of the modules and   
   system libraries will still be found later, and it will cause conflict which   
   results in an Access Violation.   
      
   So how do we fix it?  Well I may not know but I'll try.   
      
   I think first lets see what is on your system.  Please try to run one or both   
   of these commands to locate where you have libpython and let me know:   
      
   ldconfig -p | grep libpython   
   sudo find / -name 'libpython*'   
      
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