Olaf Meeuwissen wrote: > Noah Kantrowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> Olaf Meeuwissen wrote: >>> Hi all, >>> >>> I've been looking into setting up a server with multiple Trac envs, >>> using a combination of virtualenv and WSGI to keep the environments >>> separate. As I'd also like to keep the server's Python environment >>> separate from that used by the Trac environments, I created another >>> `virtualenv --no-site-packages` and used that for WSGIPythonHome. >>> To this WSGIPythonHome virtualenv you can easy_install whatever you >>> need for all the Trac environments. >>> >>> I got that to work fine as long as you don't have a Trac environment >>> that uses a Subversion repository. Trac requires the Subversion SWIG >>> binding (as opposed to PySVN which is just an easy_install away) and >>> I have no clue how to install that (short of `make swig-py; sudo make >>> install-swig-py`, which is a no-go on a production machine). >>> >>> Is there an easy way to install the Subversion SWIG bindings in a >>> virtualenv, or two? >> Subversion installs the bindings to $PREFIX/lib[64]/svn-python/ so if >> you set $PREFIX to be some temp folder, and then move the svn/ and >> libsvn/ folders into the virtualenv site-packages it should work fine. > > Eh, I think I also need the various *.py files, correct? > > I had a look at the content of Debian's python-subversion package and > it looks like I can use that as is by just doing a `dpkg-deb -x` in > the right place. > ... me goes off to give that a try ... > Tough luck. I couldn't get that to work. > > Resyncing from within a virtualenv gives: > > Command failed: Unsupported version control system "svn": "No module named > _fs" > > Apparently some of the search paths are missing bits and pieces. > > At least the all the *.(so|py) files in python-subversion do not seem > to refer to absolute filenames. So am under the impression that Noah > is right and the $PREFIX approach should work fine but I do not have > the time to test that right now :-( > > Any other suggestions?
Given that the gentoo install process does exactly what I said, this works fine. Do not try to move just certain files, move those two entire folders as is. --Noah
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