I started as user (not root) $ java-config -l And got output: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/bin/java-config-2", line 8, in <module> from java_config_2 import __version__ ImportError: No module named java_config_2 I have isntalled these java related packages: $ qlist -I | grep java dev-java/ant dev-java/ant-core dev-java/jai-bin dev-java/java-config dev-java/java-config dev-java/java-config-wrapper dev-java/sun-jai-bin dev-java/sun-jce-bin Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
re-emerge java-config after your python upgrade to make it work again See bug 230703
this work around works
I confirm this fix (reemerging java-config after python update) as working. Although it probably would have been more user friendly to include java-config in the dependencies to make it emerge before any java stuff in this case.
There's a reason that Python tells you to run python-updater... ;]
The workaround works, but the python-updater command does not re-emerge java-config (form me). emerge -1 java-config and it's ok.
(In reply to comment #5) > The workaround works, but the python-updater command does not re-emerge > java-config (form me). > emerge -1 java-config and it's ok. exactly. I just encountered the same problem (couldn't run freemind after a Python upgrade). I ran python-updater, it re-emerged a lot of stuff, but apparently not java-config. the proposed solution works fine, however.
Same problem for me, python-updater didn't get it. Had to re-emerge it myself.
