Python was working up to a couple days ago. I was able to run my scripts, but now, I get "Can't initialize Python".

I'm running A47 on a Pi3 with the latest Raspbian.
I didn't have the paths to Python in the settings before, and it ran fine.
Then this error. I added the paths and still get it. I have rebooted the Pi, and checked the log, which shows nothing.

The only thing that has changed is I started setting up fsxNet. Anyone have
any thoughts?

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I'm running A47 on a Pi3 with the latest Raspbian.
I didn't have the paths to Python in the settings before, and it ran fine. Then this error. I added the paths and still get it. I have rebooted the P

A47 needs the complete path+filename for the files libpython2.7.so and libpython3.8.so (or what ever version you use). Make sure you have the correct ones.

For example in my system i have these two paths:
/usr/local/lib/libpython2.7.so
and
/lib/x86_x64-linux-gnu/libpython3.8.so

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On 25 Mar 2021, mobbyg said the following...

I'm running A47 on a Pi3 with the latest Raspbian.
I didn't have the paths to Python in the settings before, and it ran
fine. Then this error. I added the paths and still get it. I have
rebooted the Pi, and checked the log, which shows nothing.

First check the path in General it should show what's after the => when you type at the command line:
ldconfig -p | grep libpython
That needs to match and many things take a restart of mystic, That isn't a total reboot, on command line in mystic root type:
sudo killall mis #wait a few seconds for it to shutdown then
sudo ./mis daemon #or whatever you normally start it with,
Then there is a test script (*,mpy) in scripts you can try or whatever you normally run in python under mystic (Mystic-DOS can run that from scripts).

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