PYTHONPATH in .bashrc? .profile? Errors when upgrading from Ubuntu 16 to 18
I upgraded my Ubuntu to 18.10 from 1, and now I am having problems with some of my settings. I used Anaconda python, and when trying to load one of my custom libraries, I get this:
---> 13 from meta_utilities import feature_processing as fp
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'meta_utilities'
I run this:
import sys
print(sys.path)
which returns this:
['', '/home/luis/Documents/kaggle', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python37.zip', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python3.7', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/lib-dynload', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages/IPython/extensions', '/home/luis/.ipython']
However, when I do echo $PYTHONPATH, it returns empty
The repo where I have my python development files is
/home/luis/Documents/
I have added several variations of this to .profile, bash.bashrc, .bashrc and after sourcing, I can't get to set my pythopath..
export PYTHONPATH="${PYTHONPATH}:/home/luis/Documents/"
export PYTHONPATH=/home/luis/Documents/
export PYTHONPATH="/home/luis/Documents/:$PYTHONPATH"
No idea why none of these variations work. Is there a "hidden" bashrc used by Anaconda that overrides settings? Why echo $PYTHONPATH reports empty and sys reports something? Where is the bashrc file that sys is reading to report what it reports?
python3 bashrc anaconda
asked Jan 12 at 16:27
Luis MiguelLuis Miguel
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I upgraded my Ubuntu to 18.10 from 1, and now I am having problems with some of my settings. I used Anaconda python, and when trying to load one of my custom libraries, I get this:
---> 13 from meta_utilities import feature_processing as fp
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'meta_utilities'
I run this:
import sys
print(sys.path)
which returns this:
['', '/home/luis/Documents/kaggle', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python37.zip', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python3.7', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/lib-dynload', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages/IPython/extensions', '/home/luis/.ipython']
However, when I do echo $PYTHONPATH, it returns empty
The repo where I have my python development files is
/home/luis/Documents/
I have added several variations of this to .profile, bash.bashrc, .bashrc and after sourcing, I can't get to set my pythopath..
export PYTHONPATH="${PYTHONPATH}:/home/luis/Documents/"
export PYTHONPATH=/home/luis/Documents/
export PYTHONPATH="/home/luis/Documents/:$PYTHONPATH"
No idea why none of these variations work. Is there a "hidden" bashrc used by Anaconda that overrides settings? Why echo $PYTHONPATH reports empty and sys reports something? Where is the bashrc file that sys is reading to report what it reports?
python3 bashrc anaconda
asked Jan 12 at 16:27
Luis MiguelLuis Miguel
1086
try to add it on/etc/environmentwith includingVAR=/path/to/bin/of/python3:/path/to/lib/of/python3:/path/to/include/of/python3and to echo again
– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:36
That sounds impractical: I have hundreds of python libraries installed to go over one by one
– Luis Miguel
Jan 12 at 16:41
you try to add it with$HOMEdirectory even though$PYTHONHOMEhave secure_path included on$PATHvariable. i'm not sure if it work. try to copy your libraries on$PATHdefined.
– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:50
What is $PYTHONHOME?????
– Luis Miguel
Jan 12 at 16:52
you can see it withman python
– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:52
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I upgraded my Ubuntu to 18.10 from 1, and now I am having problems with some of my settings. I used Anaconda python, and when trying to load one of my custom libraries, I get this:
---> 13 from meta_utilities import feature_processing as fp
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'meta_utilities'
I run this:
import sys
print(sys.path)
which returns this:
['', '/home/luis/Documents/kaggle', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python37.zip', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python3.7', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/lib-dynload', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages/IPython/extensions', '/home/luis/.ipython']
However, when I do echo $PYTHONPATH, it returns empty
The repo where I have my python development files is
/home/luis/Documents/
I have added several variations of this to .profile, bash.bashrc, .bashrc and after sourcing, I can't get to set my pythopath..
export PYTHONPATH="${PYTHONPATH}:/home/luis/Documents/"
export PYTHONPATH=/home/luis/Documents/
export PYTHONPATH="/home/luis/Documents/:$PYTHONPATH"
No idea why none of these variations work. Is there a "hidden" bashrc used by Anaconda that overrides settings? Why echo $PYTHONPATH reports empty and sys reports something? Where is the bashrc file that sys is reading to report what it reports?
python3 bashrc anaconda
asked Jan 12 at 16:27
Luis MiguelLuis Miguel
1086
I upgraded my Ubuntu to 18.10 from 1, and now I am having problems with some of my settings. I used Anaconda python, and when trying to load one of my custom libraries, I get this:
---> 13 from meta_utilities import feature_processing as fp
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'meta_utilities'
I run this:
import sys
print(sys.path)
which returns this:
['', '/home/luis/Documents/kaggle', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python37.zip', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python3.7', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/lib-dynload', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages', '/home/luis/anaconda3/lib/python3.7/site-packages/IPython/extensions', '/home/luis/.ipython']
However, when I do echo $PYTHONPATH, it returns empty
The repo where I have my python development files is
/home/luis/Documents/
I have added several variations of this to .profile, bash.bashrc, .bashrc and after sourcing, I can't get to set my pythopath..
export PYTHONPATH="${PYTHONPATH}:/home/luis/Documents/"
export PYTHONPATH=/home/luis/Documents/
export PYTHONPATH="/home/luis/Documents/:$PYTHONPATH"
No idea why none of these variations work. Is there a "hidden" bashrc used by Anaconda that overrides settings? Why echo $PYTHONPATH reports empty and sys reports something? Where is the bashrc file that sys is reading to report what it reports?
python3 bashrc anaconda
python3 bashrc anaconda
asked Jan 12 at 16:27
Luis MiguelLuis Miguel
1086
asked Jan 12 at 16:27
Luis MiguelLuis Miguel
1086
asked Jan 12 at 16:27
Luis MiguelLuis Miguel
1086
asked Jan 12 at 16:27
Luis MiguelLuis Miguel
1086
asked Jan 12 at 16:27
Luis MiguelLuis Miguel
1086
1086
try to add it on/etc/environmentwith includingVAR=/path/to/bin/of/python3:/path/to/lib/of/python3:/path/to/include/of/python3and to echo again
– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:36
That sounds impractical: I have hundreds of python libraries installed to go over one by one
– Luis Miguel
Jan 12 at 16:41
you try to add it with$HOMEdirectory even though$PYTHONHOMEhave secure_path included on$PATHvariable. i'm not sure if it work. try to copy your libraries on$PATHdefined.
– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:50
What is $PYTHONHOME?????
– Luis Miguel
Jan 12 at 16:52
you can see it withman python
– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:52
|
show 3 more comments
try to add it on/etc/environmentwith includingVAR=/path/to/bin/of/python3:/path/to/lib/of/python3:/path/to/include/of/python3and to echo again
– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:36
That sounds impractical: I have hundreds of python libraries installed to go over one by one
– Luis Miguel
Jan 12 at 16:41
you try to add it with$HOMEdirectory even though$PYTHONHOMEhave secure_path included on$PATHvariable. i'm not sure if it work. try to copy your libraries on$PATHdefined.
– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:50
What is $PYTHONHOME?????
– Luis Miguel
Jan 12 at 16:52
you can see it withman python
– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:52
try to add it on
/etc/environment with including VAR=/path/to/bin/of/python3:/path/to/lib/of/python3:/path/to/include/of/python3 and to echo again– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:36
try to add it on
/etc/environment with including VAR=/path/to/bin/of/python3:/path/to/lib/of/python3:/path/to/include/of/python3 and to echo again– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:36
That sounds impractical: I have hundreds of python libraries installed to go over one by one
– Luis Miguel
Jan 12 at 16:41
That sounds impractical: I have hundreds of python libraries installed to go over one by one
– Luis Miguel
Jan 12 at 16:41
you try to add it with
$HOME directory even though $PYTHONHOME have secure_path included on $PATH variable. i'm not sure if it work. try to copy your libraries on $PATH defined.– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:50
you try to add it with
$HOME directory even though $PYTHONHOME have secure_path included on $PATH variable. i'm not sure if it work. try to copy your libraries on $PATH defined.– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:50
What is $PYTHONHOME?????
– Luis Miguel
Jan 12 at 16:52
What is $PYTHONHOME?????
– Luis Miguel
Jan 12 at 16:52
you can see it with
man python– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:52
you can see it with
man python– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:52
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try to add it on
/etc/environmentwith includingVAR=/path/to/bin/of/python3:/path/to/lib/of/python3:/path/to/include/of/python3and to echo again– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:36
That sounds impractical: I have hundreds of python libraries installed to go over one by one
– Luis Miguel
Jan 12 at 16:41
you try to add it with
$HOMEdirectory even though$PYTHONHOMEhave secure_path included on$PATHvariable. i'm not sure if it work. try to copy your libraries on$PATHdefined.– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:50
What is $PYTHONHOME?????
– Luis Miguel
Jan 12 at 16:52
you can see it with
man python– abu-ahmed al-khatiri
Jan 12 at 16:52