Python error ImportError No module named

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Python is installed in a local directory     My directory tree looks like this    local directory  site-packages toolkit interface py   My code is in here    local directory  site-packages toolkit examples mountain py   To run the example  I write python mountain py  and in the code I have   from toolkit interface import interface   And I get the error   Traceback  most recent call last     File  mountain py   line 28  in       from toolkit interface import interface ImportError  No module named toolkit interface   I have already checked sys path and there I have the directory  site-packages  Also  I have the file   init   py bin in the toolkit folder to indicate to Python that this is a package  I also have a   init   py bin in the examples directory   I do not know why Python cannot find the file when it is in sys path   Any ideas   Can it be a permissions problem   Do I need some execution permission

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Does   local directory  site-packages toolkit   have a   init   py   To make import walk through your directories every directory must have a   init   py file

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Fixed my issue by writing print  sys path  and found out that python was using out of date packages despite a clean install  Deleting these made python automatically use the correct packages

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In my case  I was using sys path insert   to import a local module and was getting module not found from a different library  I had to put sys path insert   below the imports that reported module not found  I guess the best practice is to put sys path insert   at the bottom of your imports

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I solved my own problem  and I will write a summary of the things that were wrong and the solution   The file needs to be called exactly   init   py  If the extension is different such as in my case  py bin then Python cannot move through the directories and then it cannot find the modules  To edit the files you need to use a Linux editor  such as vi or nano  If you use a Windows editor this will write some hidden characters   Another problem that was affecting it was that I had another Python version installed by the root  so if someone is working with a local installation of python  be sure that the Python installation that is running the programs is the local Python  To check this  just do which python  and see if the executable is the one that is in your local directory  If not  change the path  but be sure that the local Python directory is before than the other Python

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Based on your comments to orip s post  I guess this is what happened    You edited   init   py on windows  The windows editor added something non-printing  perhaps a carriage-return  end-of-line in Windows is CR LF  in unix it is LF only   or perhaps a CTRL-Z  windows end-of-file   You used WinSCP to copy the file to your unix box  WinSCP thought   This has something that s not basic text  I ll put a  bin extension to indicate binary data   The missing   init   py  now called   init   py bin  means python doesn t understand toolkit as a package  You create   init   py in the appropriate directory and everything works

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My two cents     Spit   Traceback  most recent call last         File  bash bash py   line 454  in main         import bosh       File  Wrye Bash Launcher pyw   line 63  in load module         mod   imp load source fullname filename ext fp        File  bash bosh py   line 69  in  lt module gt          from game oblivion RecordGroups import MobWorlds  MobDials  MobICells        ImportError  No module named RecordGroups   This confused the hell out of me - went through posts and posts suggesting ugly syspath hacks  as you see my   init   py were all there   Well turns out that game oblivion py and game oblivion was confusing python which spit out the rather unhelpful  No module named RecordGroups   I d be interested in a workaround and or links documenting this  same name  behavior -  EDIT  2017 01 24  - have a look at What If I Have a Module and a Package With The Same Name  Interestingly normally packages take precedence but apparently our launcher violates this   EDIT  2015 01 17   I did not mention we use a custom launcher dissected here

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Linux  Imported modules are located in  usr local lib python2 7 dist-packages  If you re using a module compiled in C  don t forget to chmod the  so file after sudo setup py install   sudo chmod 755  usr local lib python2 7 dist-packages   so

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This worked for me  Created   init   py file inside parent folder  in your case  inside site-packages folder   And imported like this   from site-packages toolkit interface import interface   Hope it will be useful for you as well

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In linux server try dos2unix script name    remove all  if there is any  pyc files with command find   -name    pyc  -delete   and re run in the case if you worked on script on windows

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For me  it was something really stupid  I installed the library using pip3 install but was running my program as python program py as opposed to python3 program py

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On  nix  also make sure that PYTHONPATH is configured correctly  especially that it has this format       usr local lib python    Mind the    at the beginning  so that it can search on the current directory  too    It may also be in other locations  depending on the version       usr lib python     usr lib python2 6     usr lib python2 7 and etc

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If you have tried all methods provided above but failed  maybe your module has the same name as a built-in module  Or  a module with the same name existing in a folder that has a high priority in sys path than your module s   To debug  say your from foo bar import baz complaints ImportError  No module named bar  Changing to import foo  print foo  which will show the path of foo  Is it what you expect   If not  Either rename foo or use absolute imports

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This worked for me  Created   init   py file inside parent folder  in your case  inside site-packages folder   And imported like this   from site-packages toolkit interface import interface   Hope it will be useful for you as well

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I ve found that changing the name  via GUI  of aliased folders  Mac  can cause issues with loading modules  If the original folder name is changed  remake the symbolic link  I m unsure how prevalent this behavior may be  but it was frustrating to debug

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To mark a directory as a package you need a file named   init   py  does this help

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an easy solution is to install the module using python -m pip install  lt library-name gt  instead of pip install  lt library-name gt  you may use sudo in case of admin restrictions

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Yup  You need the directory to contain the   init   py file  which is the file that initializes the package  Here  have a look at this      The   init   py files are required to make Python treat the directories as containing packages  this is done to prevent directories with a common name  such as string  from unintentionally hiding valid modules that occur later on the module search path  In the simplest case    init   py can just be an empty file  but it can also execute initialization code for the package or set the   all   variable  described later

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I ran into something very similar when I did this exercise in LPTHW  I could never get Python to recognise that I had files in the directory I was calling from  But I was able to get it to work in the end  What I did  and what I recommend  is to try this    NOTE  From your initial post  I am assuming you are using an  NIX-based machine and are running things from the command line  so this advice is tailored to that  Since I run Ubuntu  this is what I did    1  Change directory  cd  to the directory above the directory where your files are  In this case  you re trying to run the mountain py file  and trying to call the toolkit interface py module  which are in separate directories  In this case  you would go to the directory that contains paths to both those files  or in other words  the closest directory that the paths of both those files share   Which in this case is the toolkit directory   2  When you are in the tookit directory  enter this line of code on your command line   export PYTHONPATH    This sets your PYTHONPATH to      which basically means that your PYTHONPATH will now look for any called files within the directory you are currently in   and more to the point  in the sub-directory branches of the directory you are in  So it doesn t just look in your current directory  but in all the directories that are in your current directory    3  After you ve set your PYTHONPATH in the step above  run your module from your current directory  the toolkit directory   Python should now find and load the modules you specified   Hope this helps  I was quite frustrated with this myself

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I solved my own problem  and I will write a summary of the things that were wrong and the solution   The file needs to be called exactly   init   py  If the extension is different such as in my case  py bin then Python cannot move through the directories and then it cannot find the modules  To edit the files you need to use a Linux editor  such as vi or nano  If you use a Windows editor this will write some hidden characters   Another problem that was affecting it was that I had another Python version installed by the root  so if someone is working with a local installation of python  be sure that the Python installation that is running the programs is the local Python  To check this  just do which python  and see if the executable is the one that is in your local directory  If not  change the path  but be sure that the local Python directory is before than the other Python

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Does   local directory  site-packages toolkit   have a   init   py   To make import walk through your directories every directory must have a   init   py file

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I ran into something very similar when I did this exercise in LPTHW  I could never get Python to recognise that I had files in the directory I was calling from  But I was able to get it to work in the end  What I did  and what I recommend  is to try this    NOTE  From your initial post  I am assuming you are using an  NIX-based machine and are running things from the command line  so this advice is tailored to that  Since I run Ubuntu  this is what I did    1  Change directory  cd  to the directory above the directory where your files are  In this case  you re trying to run the mountain py file  and trying to call the toolkit interface py module  which are in separate directories  In this case  you would go to the directory that contains paths to both those files  or in other words  the closest directory that the paths of both those files share   Which in this case is the toolkit directory   2  When you are in the tookit directory  enter this line of code on your command line   export PYTHONPATH    This sets your PYTHONPATH to      which basically means that your PYTHONPATH will now look for any called files within the directory you are currently in   and more to the point  in the sub-directory branches of the directory you are in  So it doesn t just look in your current directory  but in all the directories that are in your current directory    3  After you ve set your PYTHONPATH in the step above  run your module from your current directory  the toolkit directory   Python should now find and load the modules you specified   Hope this helps  I was quite frustrated with this myself

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If you are using a setup script utility  e g  setuptools  to deploy your package  don t forget to add the respective files modules to the installer   When supported  use find packages   or similar to automatically add new packages to the setup script  This will absolutely save you from a headache  especially if you put your project aside for some time and then add something later on  import setuptools  setuptools setup      name  quot example-pkg quot       version  quot 0 0 1 quot       author  quot Example Author quot       author email  quot author example com quot       description  quot A small example package quot       packages setuptools find packages        classifiers            quot Programming Language    Python    3 quot            quot Operating System    OS Independent quot              python requires   gt  3 6       Example taken from setuptools documentation

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Yup  You need the directory to contain the   init   py file  which is the file that initializes the package  Here  have a look at this      The   init   py files are required to make Python treat the directories as containing packages  this is done to prevent directories with a common name  such as string  from unintentionally hiding valid modules that occur later on the module search path  In the simplest case    init   py can just be an empty file  but it can also execute initialization code for the package or set the   all   variable  described later

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Using PyCharm  part of the JetBrains suite  you need to define your script directory as Source  Right Click  gt  Mark Directory as  gt  Sources Root

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If you have tried all methods provided above but failed  maybe your module has the same name as a built-in module  Or  a module with the same name existing in a folder that has a high priority in sys path than your module s   To debug  say your from foo bar import baz complaints ImportError  No module named bar  Changing to import foo  print foo  which will show the path of foo  Is it what you expect   If not  Either rename foo or use absolute imports

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In my case  the problem was I was linking to debug python  amp  boost  Python  which requires that the extension be FooLib d pyd  not just FooLib pyd  renaming the file or updating CMakeLists txt properties fixed the error

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To mark a directory as a package you need a file named   init   py  does this help

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I had the same problem  Python 2 7 Linux   I have found the solution and i would like to share it   In my case i had the structure below   Booklet - gt    init   py - gt  Booklet py - gt  Question py default - gt    init  py - gt  main py   In  main py  I had tried unsuccessfully all the combinations bellow   from Booklet import Question from Question import Question from Booklet Question import Question from Booklet Question import   import Booklet Question   and many othet various combinations       The solution was much more simple than I thought  I renamed the folder  Booklet  into  booklet  and that s it  Now Python can import the class Question normally by using in  main py  the code   from booklet Booklet import Booklet from booklet Question import Question from booklet Question import AnotherClass   From this I can conclude that Package-Names  folders  like  booklet  must start from lower-case  else Python confuses it with Class names and Filenames   Apparently  this was not your problem  but John Fouhy s answer is very good and this thread has almost anything that can cause this issue  So  this is one more thing and I hope that maybe this could help others

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Does   local directory  site-packages toolkit   have a   init   py   To make import walk through your directories every directory must have a   init   py file

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If you are using a setup script utility  e g  setuptools  to deploy your package  don t forget to add the respective files modules to the installer   When supported  use find packages   or similar to automatically add new packages to the setup script  This will absolutely save you from a headache  especially if you put your project aside for some time and then add something later on  import setuptools  setuptools setup      name  quot example-pkg quot       version  quot 0 0 1 quot       author  quot Example Author quot       author email  quot author example com quot       description  quot A small example package quot       packages setuptools find packages        classifiers            quot Programming Language    Python    3 quot            quot Operating System    OS Independent quot              python requires   gt  3 6       Example taken from setuptools documentation

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You are reading this answer says that your   init   py is in the right place  you have installed all the dependencies and you are still getting the ImportError   I was facing a similar issue except that my program would run fine when ran using PyCharm but the above error when I would run it from the terminal  After digging further  I found out that PYTHONPATH didn t have the entry for the project directory  So  I set PYTHONPATH per Import statement works on PyCharm but not from terminal   export PYTHONPATH  PYTHONPATH  pwd    OR your project root directory    There s another way to do this using sys path as   import sys sys path insert 0   lt project directory gt    OR sys path append   lt project directory gt      You can use insert append based on the order in which you want your project to be searched

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To all those who still have this issue  I believe Pycharm gets confused with imports  For me  when i write  from namespace import something   the previous line gets underlined in red  signaling that there is an error  but works  However   from  namespace import something  doesn t get underlined  but also doesn t work   Try  try      from namespace import something  except NameError      from  namespace import something

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For me  it was something really stupid  I installed the library using pip3 install but was running my program as python program py as opposed to python3 program py

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My problem was that I added the directory with the   init   py file to PYTHONPATH  when actually I needed to add its parent directory

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Yup  You need the directory to contain the   init   py file  which is the file that initializes the package  Here  have a look at this      The   init   py files are required to make Python treat the directories as containing packages  this is done to prevent directories with a common name  such as string  from unintentionally hiding valid modules that occur later on the module search path  In the simplest case    init   py can just be an empty file  but it can also execute initialization code for the package or set the   all   variable  described later

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I faced the same problem  Import error  In addition the library ve been installed 100  correctly  The source of the problem was that on my PC 3 version of python  anaconda packet  have been installed   This is why the library was installed no to the right place  After that I just changed to the proper version of python in the my IDE PyCharm

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After just suffering the same issue I found my resolution was to delete all pyc files from my project  it seems like these cached files were somehow causing this error   Easiest way I found to do this was to navigate to my project folder in Windows explorer and searching for   pyc  then selecting all  Ctrl A  and deleting them  Ctrl X    Its possible I could have resolved my issues by just deleting the specific pyc file but I never tried this

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In linux server try dos2unix script name    remove all  if there is any  pyc files with command find   -name    pyc  -delete   and re run in the case if you worked on script on windows

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You are reading this answer says that your   init   py is in the right place  you have installed all the dependencies and you are still getting the ImportError   I was facing a similar issue except that my program would run fine when ran using PyCharm but the above error when I would run it from the terminal  After digging further  I found out that PYTHONPATH didn t have the entry for the project directory  So  I set PYTHONPATH per Import statement works on PyCharm but not from terminal   export PYTHONPATH  PYTHONPATH  pwd    OR your project root directory    There s another way to do this using sys path as   import sys sys path insert 0   lt project directory gt    OR sys path append   lt project directory gt      You can use insert append based on the order in which you want your project to be searched

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You must have the file    init   py in the same directory where it s the file that you are importing  You can not try to import a file that has the same name and be a file from 2 folders configured on the PYTHONPATH    eg   etc environment  PYTHONPATH  PYTHONPATH  opt folder1  opt folder2   opt folder1 foo   opt folder2 foo  And  if you are trying to import foo file  python will not know which one you want   from foo import           importerror  no module named foo

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To mark a directory as a package you need a file named   init   py  does this help

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In my case  because I m using PyCharm and PyCharm create a  venv  for every project in project folder  but it is only a mini env of python  Although you have installed the libraries you need in Python  but in your custom project  venv   it is not available  This is the real reason of  ImportError  No module named xxxxxx  occurred in PyCharm  To resolve this issue  you must add libraries to your project custom env by these steps    In PyCharm  from menu  File - Settings In Settings dialog  Project  XXXProject- Project Interpreter Click  Add  button  it will show you  Available Packages  dialog Search your library  click  Install Package  Then  all you needed package will be installed in you project custom  venv  folder      Enjoy

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To mark a directory as a package you need a file named   init   py  does this help

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Yup  You need the directory to contain the   init   py file  which is the file that initializes the package  Here  have a look at this      The   init   py files are required to make Python treat the directories as containing packages  this is done to prevent directories with a common name  such as string  from unintentionally hiding valid modules that occur later on the module search path  In the simplest case    init   py can just be an empty file  but it can also execute initialization code for the package or set the   all   variable  described later

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In my case  the problem was I was linking to debug python  amp  boost  Python  which requires that the extension be FooLib d pyd  not just FooLib pyd  renaming the file or updating CMakeLists txt properties fixed the error

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I faced the same problem  Import error  In addition the library ve been installed 100  correctly  The source of the problem was that on my PC 3 version of python  anaconda packet  have been installed   This is why the library was installed no to the right place  After that I just changed to the proper version of python in the my IDE PyCharm

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Using PyCharm  part of the JetBrains suite  you need to define your script directory as Source  Right Click  gt  Mark Directory as  gt  Sources Root

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an easy solution is to install the module using python -m pip install  lt library-name gt  instead of pip install  lt library-name gt  you may use sudo in case of admin restrictions

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In my case  because I m using PyCharm and PyCharm create a  venv  for every project in project folder  but it is only a mini env of python  Although you have installed the libraries you need in Python  but in your custom project  venv   it is not available  This is the real reason of  ImportError  No module named xxxxxx  occurred in PyCharm  To resolve this issue  you must add libraries to your project custom env by these steps    In PyCharm  from menu  File - Settings In Settings dialog  Project  XXXProject- Project Interpreter Click  Add  button  it will show you  Available Packages  dialog Search your library  click  Install Package  Then  all you needed package will be installed in you project custom  venv  folder      Enjoy

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To all those who still have this issue  I believe Pycharm gets confused with imports  For me  when i write  from namespace import something   the previous line gets underlined in red  signaling that there is an error  but works  However   from  namespace import something  doesn t get underlined  but also doesn t work   Try  try      from namespace import something  except NameError      from  namespace import something

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My problem was that I added the directory with the   init   py file to PYTHONPATH  when actually I needed to add its parent directory

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Does   local directory  site-packages toolkit   have a   init   py   To make import walk through your directories every directory must have a   init   py file

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I solved my own problem  and I will write a summary of the things that were wrong and the solution   The file needs to be called exactly   init   py  If the extension is different such as in my case  py bin then Python cannot move through the directories and then it cannot find the modules  To edit the files you need to use a Linux editor  such as vi or nano  If you use a Windows editor this will write some hidden characters   Another problem that was affecting it was that I had another Python version installed by the root  so if someone is working with a local installation of python  be sure that the Python installation that is running the programs is the local Python  To check this  just do which python  and see if the executable is the one that is in your local directory  If not  change the path  but be sure that the local Python directory is before than the other Python

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I had the same problem  Python 2 7 Linux   I have found the solution and i would like to share it   In my case i had the structure below   Booklet - gt    init   py - gt  Booklet py - gt  Question py default - gt    init  py - gt  main py   In  main py  I had tried unsuccessfully all the combinations bellow   from Booklet import Question from Question import Question from Booklet Question import Question from Booklet Question import   import Booklet Question   and many othet various combinations       The solution was much more simple than I thought  I renamed the folder  Booklet  into  booklet  and that s it  Now Python can import the class Question normally by using in  main py  the code   from booklet Booklet import Booklet from booklet Question import Question from booklet Question import AnotherClass   From this I can conclude that Package-Names  folders  like  booklet  must start from lower-case  else Python confuses it with Class names and Filenames   Apparently  this was not your problem  but John Fouhy s answer is very good and this thread has almost anything that can cause this issue  So  this is one more thing and I hope that maybe this could help others

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In my case I was including the path to package egg folder rather than the actual package underneath  I copied the package to top level and it worked

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I had the same error  It was caused by somebody creating a folder in the same folder as my script  the name of which conflicted with a module I was importing from elsewhere  Instead of importing the external module  it looked inside this folder which obviously didn t contain the expected modules

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In my case I was including the path to package egg folder rather than the actual package underneath  I copied the package to top level and it worked

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Based on your comments to orip s post  I guess this is what happened    You edited   init   py on windows  The windows editor added something non-printing  perhaps a carriage-return  end-of-line in Windows is CR LF  in unix it is LF only   or perhaps a CTRL-Z  windows end-of-file   You used WinSCP to copy the file to your unix box  WinSCP thought   This has something that s not basic text  I ll put a  bin extension to indicate binary data   The missing   init   py  now called   init   py bin  means python doesn t understand toolkit as a package  You create   init   py in the appropriate directory and everything works

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Based on your comments to orip s post  I guess this is what happened    You edited   init   py on windows  The windows editor added something non-printing  perhaps a carriage-return  end-of-line in Windows is CR LF  in unix it is LF only   or perhaps a CTRL-Z  windows end-of-file   You used WinSCP to copy the file to your unix box  WinSCP thought   This has something that s not basic text  I ll put a  bin extension to indicate binary data   The missing   init   py  now called   init   py bin  means python doesn t understand toolkit as a package  You create   init   py in the appropriate directory and everything works

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My two cents     Spit   Traceback  most recent call last         File  bash bash py   line 454  in main         import bosh       File  Wrye Bash Launcher pyw   line 63  in load module         mod   imp load source fullname filename ext fp        File  bash bosh py   line 69  in  lt module gt          from game oblivion RecordGroups import MobWorlds  MobDials  MobICells        ImportError  No module named RecordGroups   This confused the hell out of me - went through posts and posts suggesting ugly syspath hacks  as you see my   init   py were all there   Well turns out that game oblivion py and game oblivion was confusing python which spit out the rather unhelpful  No module named RecordGroups   I d be interested in a workaround and or links documenting this  same name  behavior -  EDIT  2017 01 24  - have a look at What If I Have a Module and a Package With The Same Name  Interestingly normally packages take precedence but apparently our launcher violates this   EDIT  2015 01 17   I did not mention we use a custom launcher dissected here

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You must have the file    init   py in the same directory where it s the file that you are importing  You can not try to import a file that has the same name and be a file from 2 folders configured on the PYTHONPATH    eg   etc environment  PYTHONPATH  PYTHONPATH  opt folder1  opt folder2   opt folder1 foo   opt folder2 foo  And  if you are trying to import foo file  python will not know which one you want   from foo import           importerror  no module named foo

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Linux  Imported modules are located in  usr local lib python2 7 dist-packages  If you re using a module compiled in C  don t forget to chmod the  so file after sudo setup py install   sudo chmod 755  usr local lib python2 7 dist-packages   so

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After just suffering the same issue I found my resolution was to delete all pyc files from my project  it seems like these cached files were somehow causing this error   Easiest way I found to do this was to navigate to my project folder in Windows explorer and searching for   pyc  then selecting all  Ctrl A  and deleting them  Ctrl X    Its possible I could have resolved my issues by just deleting the specific pyc file but I never tried this

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Fixed my issue by writing print  sys path  and found out that python was using out of date packages despite a clean install  Deleting these made python automatically use the correct packages

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I ve found that changing the name  via GUI  of aliased folders  Mac  can cause issues with loading modules  If the original folder name is changed  remake the symbolic link  I m unsure how prevalent this behavior may be  but it was frustrating to debug

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In my case  I was using sys path insert   to import a local module and was getting module not found from a different library  I had to put sys path insert   below the imports that reported module not found  I guess the best practice is to put sys path insert   at the bottom of your imports

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Based on your comments to orip s post  I guess this is what happened    You edited   init   py on windows  The windows editor added something non-printing  perhaps a carriage-return  end-of-line in Windows is CR LF  in unix it is LF only   or perhaps a CTRL-Z  windows end-of-file   You used WinSCP to copy the file to your unix box  WinSCP thought   This has something that s not basic text  I ll put a  bin extension to indicate binary data   The missing   init   py  now called   init   py bin  means python doesn t understand toolkit as a package  You create   init   py in the appropriate directory and everything works

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I had the same error  It was caused by somebody creating a folder in the same folder as my script  the name of which conflicted with a module I was importing from elsewhere  Instead of importing the external module  it looked inside this folder which obviously didn t contain the expected modules

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I solved my own problem  and I will write a summary of the things that were wrong and the solution   The file needs to be called exactly   init   py  If the extension is different such as in my case  py bin then Python cannot move through the directories and then it cannot find the modules  To edit the files you need to use a Linux editor  such as vi or nano  If you use a Windows editor this will write some hidden characters   Another problem that was affecting it was that I had another Python version installed by the root  so if someone is working with a local installation of python  be sure that the Python installation that is running the programs is the local Python  To check this  just do which python  and see if the executable is the one that is in your local directory  If not  change the path  but be sure that the local Python directory is before than the other Python

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On  nix  also make sure that PYTHONPATH is configured correctly  especially that it has this format       usr local lib python    Mind the    at the beginning  so that it can search on the current directory  too    It may also be in other locations  depending on the version       usr lib python     usr lib python2 6     usr lib python2 7 and etc

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