Dear Distutils SIG,
I note that easy_install can be used behind a proxy simply by setting
the HTTP_PROXY environment variable.
But what of a proxy which requires authentication? Is there a technique
that will allow me to specify some kind of authentication credentials in
addition to the address
One additional fact:
I just discovered that the proxy uses NTLM authentication. There's a
plugin here:
http://code.google.com/p/python-ntlm/
Which allows me to do an NTLM auth on the proxy server - but is there a
way to hook this auth-handler into easy_install, but is that even
possible? Could
I think I've found a bug in the way that setuptools selects whether an
egg specified by file:// url should be installed over an existing
(identical) egg:
To re-create the fault:
* Install the egg of your choice.
* make two local egg repositories, one with a very long path (e.g.
c:/a/) and one
I'd like to do something like this:
http://python.pastebin.com/m283c0376
Basically, I'm invoking the easy_install command from a script. Where I
specify a number ofn arguments to the --find-links option, some of which
will be web-servers and at least one will be a local filesystem path, or
I'd like to do something like this:
http://python.pastebin.com/m283c0376
Basically, I'm invoking the easy_install command from a script. Where I
specify a number ofn arguments to the --find-links option, some of which
will be web-servers and at least one will be a local filesystem path, or
In an automated build environment I need to be able to make eggs which
depend on non-released testing eggs. These are all published to a
web-server operated by my team.
I know that it's possible to globally change the default URLs of the
--find-links easy_install option by editing the
I'm working on an automatic testing framework which installs eggs
downloaded directly from the web-server. From time to time I get a very
long stacktrace leading to a ZipImportError (see the pastebin link).
Leading up to the error all I do is download the egg into the system's
%TEMP% folder. I'm
Could somebody point me to the distutils option which prevents built
eggs from containing the source-code: The egg should only contain the
compiled byte-code. I seem to remember that there's a simple keyword
argument to the setuptools.setup command which will do this.
Thanks!
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Is it possible to prevent setuptools from writing anything to stdout?
For various inconvenient reasons our package must install silently - that means
the installation process must not write to either stdout or stderr. Other than
hacking distutils / setuptools to ensure that there's nothing
From: Tarek Ziade [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 September 2008 14:33
To: Salim, Fadhley (CALYON)
Cc: distutils-sig
Subject: Re: [Distutils] Can we prevent setuptools from writing to stdout
2008/9/24 Fadhley Salim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is it possible
Surely the easiest way to get that would be direct from SVN?
The setup.py file would be part of your project. It's used to build the egg but
never actually incorporated into the egg - I cannot think what use it would be
even if you found a way to break this convention.
By the way - kudos to
2008 19:51
To: Salim, Fadhley (CALYON); distutils-sig@python.org
Subject: RE: [Distutils] Distutils / Setuptools on Windows: Can we use
local or UNC filesystems as an argument to --find-links
At 06:23 PM 8/12/2008 +0100, Fadhley Salim wrote:
Phillip,
Thanks for your help - still no go!
Any time I
If the packages cannot be found in the URLs that I specify in find-links
easy_install always checks pypi.
Is there some way to prevent this? I'd like to ensure that pypi is never
checked.
Sal
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Chris,
Another suggestion for the doc:
It could describe the consequence of having --find-links on the command
line, plus find_links= in the distutils.cfg file. From what I can tell,
you should use one or the other but not both.
Sal
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A project I'm working on requires a Python egg to be deployed to a
remote location which (because of a security configuration outside my
control) denies users access to the web-servers we use to load eggs from
the office I work.
I've determined that the security at this location allows users
/ Setuptools on Windows: Can we use
local or UNC filesystems as an argument to --find-links
At 03:46 PM 8/12/2008 +0100, Fadhley Salim wrote:
Has anybody had any luck using the --find_options argument to
easy_install with a local folder (e.g. on a Windows C: Drive) or a
network folder, for example
August 2008 17:17
To: Salim, Fadhley (CALYON); distutils-sig@python.org
Subject: RE: [Distutils] Distutils / Setuptools on Windows: Can we use
local or UNC filesystems as an argument to --find-links
At 04:41 PM 8/12/2008 +0100, Fadhley Salim wrote:
What about using a network folder, e.g. a UNC path
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