[CalendarServer] #352: Missing kerberos module

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#352: Missing kerberos module
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 Reporter:  cweger@…         |       Owner:  wsanchez@…        
     Type:  Defect           |      Status:  new              
 Priority:  5: Not set       |   Milestone:                    
Component:  Calendar Server  |    Severity:  Crash/data loss  
 Keywords:  kerberos         |  
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 Following the build instructions on the wiki page, I successfully built
 the GUI app. Launching this app results in an immediate error dialog:

 ImportError: No module named kerberos

 I'm not a python person, so it's possible I've done something stupid to
 cause this error.

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#352: Missing kerberos module
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 Reporter:  cweger@…         |       Owner:  wsanchez@…        
     Type:  Defect           |      Status:  new              
 Priority:  5: Not set       |   Milestone:                    
Component:  Calendar Server  |    Severity:  Crash/data loss  
 Keywords:  kerberos         |  
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Comment(by cweger@…):

 Replying to [ticket:352 cweger@…]:
 > Following the build instructions on the wiki page, I successfully built
 the GUI app. Launching this app results in an immediate error dialog:
 >
 > ImportError: No module named kerberos
 >
 > I'm not a python person, so it's possible I've done something stupid to
 cause this error.

 Fixed by following the instructions to build kerberos at:
    http://www.nabble.com/Kerberos-import-error-with-CalDAVClientLibrary-
 td25465950.html
 Then copying the kerberos.so file from the build directory into the
 WebDAVBrowser.app/Contents/Resources/lib/python2.5/lib-dynload directory
 There's probably a more pythonesque way of doing this, but this seemed to
 work.

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#352: Missing kerberos module
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  Reporter:  cweger@…          |       Owner:  wsanchez@…        
      Type:  Defect            |      Status:  closed            
  Priority:  5: Not set        |   Milestone:                    
 Component:  Calendar Server   |    Severity:  Crash/data loss  
Resolution:  Software changed  |    Keywords:  kerberos          
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Changes (by cdaboo@…):

  * status:  new => closed
  * resolution:  => Software changed


Comment:

 You need to make sure your PYTHONPATH env variable includes the kerberos
 module.

 Also, in r4665 I have made the kerberos import conditional - i.e. the tool
 won't fail if kerberos is not present - it will run with kerberos
 disabled.

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