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Old 08-06-2010, 06:37 PM   #180
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Originally Posted by epstewart View Post
Possibly you need to run Disk Utility, from the Utilities folder, and Repair Disk Permissions on your main hard drive?
Actually, I'm pretty sure the permissions are actually working perfectly!

You need to run the installation as super user, as normal users do not have permission to write to the system python directories.

Precede the command with "sudo." For example, if the command is "make install" you would type:

"sudo make install"

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