It might be worth noting that easy_install.py -f . (note the period, i.e. current directory) works. -f can use local paths as well as urls.
At work we have MS Proxy (NTLM auth) and McAfee WebShield, so downloading anything is a royal pain. I really like setuptools, but having a download and local install capability is critical in my work environment. That said, I had to write a script to get setuptools installed from a local egg. I will be working on using this knowledge with Inno Setup to make a nice and friendly stand-alone windows installer for my app. It could be used for TG too. Ian, if you are reading this, I'd really love to hear your thoughts on the use of setuptools (and getting setuptools initially installed) without needing a network connection. (Admittedly I am not well versed in eggs as TG is my first real exposure to them. :-) Hope this helps, Krys David Stanek wrote: >That is probably better than what I had done. I just grabbed the eggs from >the TurboGears download page and since I am on Linux I built a cElementTree >egg. Then I wrote a little shell script to set my PATH and PYTHONPATH. > >David > >On 10/7/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >>YES. I have gone through all these before. setuptools sounds great >>except that the infrastructure is not there yet. >> >> >> >> > > >-- >David Stanek >www.roninds.net <http://www.roninds.net> > > >
