After installing the latest build, I was successful in running the first few lines of script, importing IMP, IMP.atom, IMP.container, IMP.display and IMP.statistics. The problem now lies in importing the final module IMP.example. This folder is contained in /usr/lib64/python*/site-packages/ with the others, but running the script returns "no module named example." The files in this folder include _randomize.py, _randomize.pyc and _randomize.pyo. Do you have any thoughts on what to do next?
Our group recently had our IT staff install the nightly build
IMP-SVN.v17084-el6x86_64.rpm on our linux system. The first line of our
python script is simply "import IMP" and it returns ImportError: No
module named IMP. The folder "IMP" is located in /usr/bin/share/IMP and
contains some of the modules like "atom" but nothing simply "IMP."
Python modules generally live under /usr/lib64/python*/site-packages/. That's where IMP puts them too.
We've consulted with the IT staff who installed the program and he is
quite confused as to what the problem is, any help would be appreciated.
A minor packaging bug resulted in the Python modules being installed in the wrong place, so that Python can't find them. That was fixed in r17104. So the easiest option would be to have your IT guy update to the latest nightly build.