>  Alright, I got it working!  The story is, I have two python
>  installations on my machine, the standard rpm-managed system one in
>  /usr/bin, and a custom one.  I can build against the system one just
>  fine, but when I build against the custom one, I get "undefined"
>  returned from
>  var cls = this.Components.classes["Python.TestComponent"];

Try running regxpcom.  If you are lucky you will see registration messages
from Python - and things will probably work.

If not, try updating the timestamp on dist\components\py_test_component.py
(ie, "touch" it) and re-running regxpcom.  Hopefully you should then see
*some* message regarding the installation of the component - even if an
error.

If that fails, try doing the same with pyloader.so - see if there are any
error messages when registering the Python loader itself.

In the meantime I will try and get my linux build environment back up to
scratch...

Mark

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