A CentOS 6.5 machine that I was working with did not have the NullHandler class in Python 2.6. This is the same issue that kicked off #31 . It turns out that the NullHandler class wasn't explicitly added until 2.7. Whoops.
Since #31 quickly exploded in scope and was focused on a different version of Python, filing this as a separate issue. I'll try to handle backwards-compatibility problems on a case-by-case basis in order to avoid a further scope creep.
A CentOS 6.5 machine that I was working with did not have the NullHandler class in Python 2.6. This is the same issue that kicked off #31 . It turns out that the
NullHandlerclass wasn't explicitly added until 2.7. Whoops.Since #31 quickly exploded in scope and was focused on a different version of Python, filing this as a separate issue. I'll try to handle backwards-compatibility problems on a case-by-case basis in order to avoid a further scope creep.