运行“altinstall”ed python2.4 进行 Nodejs 安装
我是 Linux 新手，请耐心等待。
我试图让nodejs在我的服务器上运行，但是因为默认的python版本是2.3，而nodejs需要至少2.4才能安装，所以我已经完成了python2.4的“altinstall”。
python应该正确安装，我可以像这样运行它 /usr/local/bin/python2.4，当我进行版本检查-V时，它显示Python 2.4。
好的，现在我尝试在 ./configure 步骤继续安装 Nodejs。问题是我不确定如何实际让脚本使用 altinstall-ed python2.4 二进制文件。
我已经尝试过
./configure --prefix=$HOME/local/node -with-python=/usr/local/bin/python2.4
./configure --with-python=/usr/local/bin/python2.4
，但它们不起作用。我仍然不断收到此错误，
NameError: name 'set' is not defined
如何强制脚本使用此“altinstall”ed python2.4？
i'm new to linux, please bear with me.
i'm trying to get nodejs running on my server, but because the default python version is 2.3, and nodejs requires at least 2.4 to install, i have done a "altinstall" of python2.4.
the python should be installed correctly, i can run it like this /usr/local/bin/python2.4, and when i do a version check -V, it shows Python 2.4.
okay so now i'm trying to continue with the nodejs installation, at the ./configure step. the problem is i'm not sure how to actually get the script to use the altinstall-ed python2.4 binary.
i've tried
./configure --prefix=$HOME/local/node -with-python=/usr/local/bin/python2.4
./configure --with-python=/usr/local/bin/python2.4
but they don't work. i still keep getting this error
NameError: name 'set' is not defined
how do i force the script to use this "altinstall"ed python2.4?
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我查看了源代码，节点源代码中的
./configure --help没有提到指定您的 python，因此您可以尝试这些稍微有点黑客的技巧：An
alias python= /usr/local/bin/python2.4在执行configure之前可以工作。它不起作用，自定义
~/bin目录（或类似名称，如果已经存在）中的符号链接到所需的 Python：尝试创建一个
bin/目录在您的$HOME路径中：然后将 Python 2.4 可执行文件链接到此目录：
然后在节点源代码树中，与您一起运行
configure~/bin目录作为$PATH中的第一个目录：I had a look at the sources, and a
./configure --helpin the node sources said nothing about specifying your python, so you could try these slightly hackier tricks:An
alias python=/usr/local/bin/python2.4before you executeconfigurecould work.It that doesn't work, a symlink in a custom
~/bindirectory (or similarly named if it already exists) to the desired Python:Try creating a
bin/directory in your$HOMEpath:Then link the Python 2.4 executable into this directory:
Then at the node source tree, run
configurewith you~/bindirectory as the first directory in your$PATH: