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I have discovered a solution to this problem: the directory where the module resides must be added to the path. On my local machine, the current directory is part of the path; but apparently this is not so on the plesk server I'm using. Here is a code snippet others can use to solve the same...
I'm writing not as a host, but as a customer of a webhost that uses Plesk Parallels.
I've written a couple simple python scripts to test python on my host, before embarking on a serious project. They are: foo.py and bar.py
If within foo.py I do:
import bar
I get an error in the error.log...