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You need to switch to a shell with the same environment variable settings that Sage uses. sage -sh starts such a shell for you, and then package installation will work on sage's copy of R instead of the system copy. More details are described for a similar question here:
http://ask.sagemath.org/question/1252/using-psycopg2-and-other-libraries-in-sage
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You need to could switch to a shell with the same environment variable settings that Sage uses. sage -sh starts such a shell for you, and then package installation will might work on sage's copy of R instead of the system copy. More details are described for a similar question here:
http://ask.sagemath.org/question/1252/using-psycopg2-and-other-libraries-in-sage
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