Cmake cannot find correct python version

[Zhenhua Li]

Hi I am trying to install Salvus in Ubuntu 16.04.
According to the instruction, I have installed all the dependencies without any problems.
Then when I tried to build the package, I got the following message:
    "salvus_flow will not be installed as some dependencies are missing: Python >= 3.6".
I have python 2.7, 3.5 and 3.6 installed with a default setting of 3.6.
Can anyone tell me how to fix this problem?
Thank you all.

[Christian Boehm]

Hi,

Thanks for your message. This is nothing to worry about. SalvusFlow is an optional submodule for running jobs on remote clusters, which is currently still in an experimental phase. SalvusFlow is not needed to create meshes or to run simulations on the same computer on which you are installing Salvus.

You should be able to continue with `make -j` to install SalvusWave and SalvusMesher together with some other dependencies. 

If you still want to install SalvusFlow you can add the missing python packages with conda. Usually this requires

`conda install celery paramiko flask tqdm arrow redis redis-py networkx click`

Cheers

Christian

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