Tahoe-LAFS requires a package named "zope.interface". You may be able to install that package using the operating system's package manager, or from the Python Package Index ¹, or you could download a "tahoe-deps" tarball from tahoe-lafs.org ², which includes zope.interface as well as all other packages that Tahoe-LAFS needs. If you get the "SUMO" release from the Tahoe-LAFS releases ³, then that comes with a copy of the tahoe-deps packages already in place.
Or, you could use pkgsrc (pkgsrc.org); after you have built tahoe and dependencies on a system, you can install them on a machine with the same os/arch. Or, you can run a command (make fetch-list) on the non-connected machine to get a shell script that will grab all the needed tarballs, bring the script out, download, and bring the bits in, and then build. The pkgsrc process goes to some effort to avoid downloading things during package build other than via the download process above. This may be harder than what you want to get into, but it's a general approach to disconnected machines.
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