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Add the ability to specify an alternative python binary #316
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This is needed on machines where you have multiple versions of python installed, including RHEL 6.x with python27, and more. Everywhere python is called directly has been replaced with the value of 'gr_python_binary', which defaults to just 'python' (i.e., what it was before).
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This is needed on machines where you have multiple versions of python
installed, including RHEL 6.x with python27, and more. Everywhere python
is called directly has been replaced with the value of
'gr_python_binary', which defaults to just 'python' (i.e., what it was
before).
This should finally be right. Sorry again.