Then there is a difference with your environment. Are you using a virtual environment?
Have you activated it?
Maybe you are using the wrong Python version.
To check it, just make one file with following content:
Can you see a difference?
You can also import nanpy with your working environment and
Then you know the exact path of the module. It should be in site-packages.
dist-packages is from the linux distribution itself.
Just try this show us the output.
Have you activated it?
Maybe you are using the wrong Python version.
To check it, just make one file with following content:
import sys print('Executable:', sys.executable) print('Module paths:') print('\n'.join(sys.path))Call it one time direct, then over ssh.
Can you see a difference?
You can also import nanpy with your working environment and
print(nanpy.__file__)
.Then you know the exact path of the module. It should be in site-packages.
dist-packages is from the linux distribution itself.
Just try this show us the output.
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