Re: I installed pyenv - did I break anything?

null@example.com (ZhangHuangbin) — Wed, 20 May 2026 02:59:05 +0000

mfidelman wrote:

But it later occured to me that iredemail uses python, and that I might have messed something up.

Any related (original) error message or log lines?

I installed pyenv - did I break anything?

null@example.com (mfidelman) — Tue, 19 May 2026 20:03:25 +0000

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Hi,

I recently installed the latest iredmail (1.8.0 PGSQL edition) using the installer, on Debian13, using PGSQL, Nginx.

I later installed pyenv and python 2.7.18 - to get an older version of rdiff-backup to work (moving files from an old machine. It all went swimingly, and didn't seem to interfere with iredemail at all.

But it later occured to me that iredemail uses python, and that I might have messed something up.

pyenv shows that only 2.7.18 is installed and "python --version" comes back with 2.7.18
BUT, python3 is also installed and python3 --version comes back with 3.13.5

So.. I'm wondering if the installed version of iredmail ever makes calls to python, and if so, where does it pick up it's path? And, when it comes time to update iredmail, where does the installer pick up it's python path? (I'm thinking it all references python3 - but I'd like some confirmation).

Did I break anything operational, that's now lurking? Or am I going to update my environment before an upgrade.

Thanks Much,

Miles Fidelman

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Re: I installed pyenv - did I break anything?

I installed pyenv - did I break anything?