Op 26-05-10 17:45, David Hostetler schreef: > Ok, but how does that solve the libjpeg issue? PIL doesn't include > libjpeg, it depends on it. > > > Or do you mean that as long as you do a dedicated compile of PIL in the > virtualenv, it gets linked to the system libjpeg, so this issue goes away?
It indeed gets the system libjpeg library if that is available. If this is not available, then the jpeg integration in PIL will not be available as it does not find the libjpeg that is created by the python buildout. So currently the python buildout compiles libjpeg, but on Ubuntu 10.04 it is not actually used, so you still need to 'aptitude install libjpeg62-dev', create a virtualenv and do 'bin/easy_install -f http://dist.repoze.org/plone/latest -U PIL==1.1.6' by hand. Still, if you ignore some of the parts by just doing a 'bin/buildout install python-2.4-build python-2.4-virtualenv python-2.4' you should still have a good replacement for the now removed python2.4 package on the new Ubuntu, which is a good thing. And I think the libjpeg problem should be fixable; I just don't quite know how. So for now the system libjpeg62-dev, a virtualenv and an easy_install of PIL will have to do the trick. -- Maurits van Rees Programmer, Zest Software _______________________________________________ Product-Developers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.plone.org/mailman/listinfo/product-developers
