Thanks Phillip, I did have trouble with that and ended up adding the
directory to my PYTHONPATH to get -axd to work.
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Hi Simon,
On 3/30/06, Simon Steele [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using TurboGears to develop a software management tool, and I need
to be able to create an installer that will work for Windows PCs that
are not connected to the internet.
I'm happy that I could just bundle up all the folders
Thanks very much Kevin, both the methods you suggest work fine and I
think that the easy_install method may be the easiest way to achieve
what I'm looking for. I'll try your PYTHONPATH hint later on too.
Simon.
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Kevin Dangoor wrote:
On 3/30/06, Simon Steele [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, when installing do all the packages need to be placed under the
system site-packages or is there a way I can place them locally with my
installed TurboGears app?
With recent versions of setuptools, I believe you
Kevin Dangoor wrote:
Additionally, Phillip Eby provided this command a while ago:
easy_install -axd tempdir YourPackage
This will copy all of the required eggs from your system into the tempdir.
With recent versions, you probably want -maxd, otherwise easy_install
will complain that tempdir
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