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Sounds like a problem with the installation of gdal or the gdal python bindings.

A quick first test of just gdal's python installation might be to start python
interactively and enter the following lines manually.

--SNIP--

>>> import gdal

--SNIP--

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I have the problem of python not seeing gdal.

>>> import gdal

just gives me

ImportError: No module named gdal.

I am running Kubuntu Edgy, and I've installed python-gdal, which puts the modules in /usr/share/pycentral/python-gdal/site-packages

This is the same place that Debian testing puts this, although I noticed that Debian stable put the gdal python bindings in /usr/lib/python2.3/site-packages/

I suppose I could do a brute force kludge with sym-links if python is looking at /usr/lib/python2.*, but is there a better way?

Or is the /usr/share/pycentral/* approach correct, but I have other problems? Seems like there are plenty of other modules in /usr/share/pycentral/* For example, I built numeric before installing regionator, and the numeric python bindings also showed up there.

Any help is appreciated.

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