Not everyone is running Ubuntu and that method (PPA) is not recommended at all for debian, which I suspect Terrence is running, but I cannot be sure.
He has two installs running, one form the ppa (I am assuming) and one from a bzr install/build which supersedes the git install.
What is needed is to run the git install/build again with the latest builds
I ran into a similar thing when I had forgotten that I did an earlier bzr/build. I kept applying the patch and confirmed the patch was applied to /usr/share/pyshared/pithos/pandora/pandora.py but still received the error
When a bzr/build is done it puts the file in /usr/local per the instructions
python setup.py install --prefix=/usr/local
So I was applying the patch to the incorrect setup (My original install was debian sudo apt-get pithos) .. I am now on debian sid and the updated version has not made it to debian yet, still sitting at 0.3.13-1
Terrence, to fix this all you really need to do is get the latest from bzr and build it again, if you cannot do it the Ubuntu ppa way
@SLmanDR
Not everyone is running Ubuntu and that method (PPA) is not recommended at all for debian, which I suspect Terrence is running, but I cannot be sure.
He has two installs running, one form the ppa (I am assuming) and one from a bzr install/build which supersedes the git install.
What is needed is to run the git install/build again with the latest builds
I ran into a similar thing when I had forgotten that I did an earlier bzr/build. I kept applying the patch and confirmed the patch was applied to /usr/share/ pyshared/ pithos/ pandora/ pandora. py but still received the error
When a bzr/build is done it puts the file in /usr/local per the instructions
python setup.py install --prefix=/usr/local
So I was applying the patch to the incorrect setup (My original install was debian sudo apt-get pithos) .. I am now on debian sid and the updated version has not made it to debian yet, still sitting at 0.3.13-1
Terrence, to fix this all you really need to do is get the latest from bzr and build it again, if you cannot do it the Ubuntu ppa way