i have python 2.7.3 installed in /scripts/Python-2.7.3
main version in /usr/lib/python-2.4

using centos5

if i replace 2.4 it'll break yum so that's why i'm using diff folder/install

how do I tell my script to use 2.7.3?

can't you do /scripts/Python-2.7.3/python.exe myscriptname.py? or if you're using some framework, i assume there's a config file somewhere pointing to python?

wasn't sure but i'll check it out
was hoping in the script i could just define what the path to python is there

might just setup a separate server to do this on

sounds a little odd to me. i mean, your interpreter has gotta run to enter the python script. not sure you can just terminate immediately and switch to another interpreter. that would typically be done in the .sh that calls your .py

but im no expert, so google around.

Most people setup a bash profile and virtual host but that's just to run both versions no one really in the same boat

lol
terminal do "python2.7 x.py"

Following up on this I highly suggest against using centos for python dev work it's a serious pain. Using Ubuntu raring I had all of python and my libs and my db setup in like 5-10 minutes