Getting passed env: python No such file or directory

[kknechtel (Karl Knechtel)]

@dtd

clearly I am not getting my problem across.

Here is a quick guide for explaining the problem clearly:

1. Open a new terminal and use whatever commands are necessary to demonstrate the problem. For example, if we need to see the PATH environment variable, then use echo "$PATH" or whatever else is appropriate for your system. Since the primary problem occurs when you try to use Python, show a Python command-line invocation that causes the problem - whether that’s just python, python path/to/myscript.py, directly running an executable script with something like ./myscript.py, etc. - whatever actually is required, in your situation, to cause the problem.

2. Copy and paste the relevant part of the terminal session - both commands and output/errors - to a new forum post, and format it the same way as multi-line code, following the explanation in the pinned thread. Make sure that we can see complete error messages, as they are output - don’t try to explain or describe what it says in your own words.

3. If the problem requires specific code in a specific Python file, then show that as well - label each file with its name (and path, if they need to be arranged a specific way), and show its contents. But first, try to make each file contain the minimum necessary to demonstrate the problem.

@dtd

The issue is setting the environment which I want to be the entire system. Failing that making the environment /home/me.

This is hard to understand, because it seems to depend on “environment” meaning something that it doesn’t actually mean here (and which I can’t guess).