python_select python27 on MacPorts-1.9.2-10.6-SnowLeopard > command not found

[jeff@…]

Thanks to your troubleshooting docs, I've solved all but one problem. I've (seemingly) successfully done port installs for libtool, libusb-devel +universal and python_select. When I then sudo python_select python27, I get "command not found". I've attached the full session log file, including some directory listings where I've located two different versions of python27 files. I've tried adding those paths to the terminal command line, but still get the same result. (FYI, the first time I accessed the Python 2.7 folder via Finder, I got a message about an alias not being resolved... I'm pretty sure I clicked "cancel" or "ignore", but the message doesn't appear when revisiting that Finder folder.)

I'm a newbie, and the aforementioned port installs are part of a longer list of instructions for several related package installs I'm following... so please be as specific as you can. ;)

Thanks for your help!

Jeff

[blb@…]

The functionality of python_select is now a part of port itself (as well as for other port sets that support it); see port help select. You can now just use port select --set python python27 to select 2.7 to be the default.

Also, I strongly suggest you upgrade your MacPorts to 2.0.3 (the latest).