/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages directory has some strange files.
by kaz2100 from LinuxQuestions.org on (#53Z93)
Hya
Something I cannot understand happened to my Penguin. I appreciate any comment.
System Debian bullseye, up-to-date (as of last week) AMD 64.
While I was analyzing local python2 program, (hoping to convert it to python3),
I found that
1. /usr/local/python3/dist-packages directory has six.py, but python3-six package is NOT installed. and that
2. zeroconf.py exists, which is not supposed to be there unless architecture is mips.
Other files look OK, as corresponding packages are installed.
This disk has been used for a good while, with dist-upgrade many times. No other distro was used.
Can anybody direct me to safe way to straighten up these files?
cheers
Something I cannot understand happened to my Penguin. I appreciate any comment.
System Debian bullseye, up-to-date (as of last week) AMD 64.
While I was analyzing local python2 program, (hoping to convert it to python3),
I found that
1. /usr/local/python3/dist-packages directory has six.py, but python3-six package is NOT installed. and that
2. zeroconf.py exists, which is not supposed to be there unless architecture is mips.
Other files look OK, as corresponding packages are installed.
This disk has been used for a good while, with dist-upgrade many times. No other distro was used.
Can anybody direct me to safe way to straighten up these files?
cheers