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I used python_select, it seems like it does not change the default python for executing scripts, for instance django-admin.py runserver (without python in front).

How do i change this?

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There is /usr/bin/python, which is usually earlier in the path (has a higher precedence) than MacPort's binary folder (/opt/local/bin/python). The python_select script changes only /opt/local/bin/python, so you have to make sure there is no other python binary on your path taking precedence over it.

Solution (as root):

mv /usr/bin/python /usr/bin/python.orig
ln -s /opt/local/bin/python /usr/bin/python
port select --set python python26

Make sure you replace python26 in the third line with your intended Python version.

It worked for me a few days ago with MacPort 2.0.0. If you have an older MacPorts library, then you should either upgrade it or use python_select instead of port select --set python.