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                      Enables or disables Python support at run-time and
                      build-time. Also specifies what Python to use.
                      'auto' is the default. 'fully-internal' even forces
                      the internal version for uses of Python during the
                      build.

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2015-02-15 22:10:49 +0100	bir soru cevapladı	./autogen.sh: configure: error: Python headers not found. You probably want to set both the PYTHON_CFLAGS and PYTHON_LIBS environment variables. first problem looks like: checking Python.h usability... no -- It's a long shot-> maybe check the file permissions in the include dir? More directly you could try (from $>./autogen.sh --help) --enable-python= ONE OF: no/auto/system/internal/fully-internal `Enables or disables Python support at run-time and build-time. Also specifies what Python to use. 'auto' is the default. 'fully-internal' even forces the internal version for uses of Python during the build.` I would try autogen with --enable-python=internal And if that fails try =fully-internal As you figure out the flags that you need, add them to <your-path>/core/autogen.input file. I suggest you ask your future build questions on the dev list -- http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/... All that said, unless you have been setting this option to 'system', the 'auto' default should have fallen back to internal. Poking around in /core, I have seen what appears to be an internal Python 3.3... Looks like you are encountering an issue with the configure script, but I think =internal will help get you further along.