Marco,
If you are cloning the 'master' branch of web2py, then that is the
branch under current development, and things may or may not be unstable
there.
You probably want to work on a released piece of code; so take a look at
the latest release from github
(https://github.com/web2py/web2py/releases), or download it from web2py.com
Having said that, in the 'master' branch, the DAL/pyDAL feature is being
refactored. So, if you want to clone from the master, then run this
command: git clone --recursive https://github.com/web2py/web2py.git
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Kiran Subbaraman
http://subbaraman.wordpress.com/about/
On Thu, 29-01-2015 6:34 AM, Marco Mansilla wrote:
Hello, I've been using a not so NEW version of web2py, maybe 2.8 or
something, that I've cloned from github a long time ago, so today came
to my mind to checkout what's new and found out that seems to be new
requirements in order to work, so it may be not that portable anymore.
When I did:
$python web2py -a "password"
as usual, it complained pyDAL wasn't found, and after installing it from
pypi tried again it complained about pyodbc and only after installing
both web2py started working.
I would like to know if this is the intended behaviour, since in a very
short period I would like to upgrade web2py in two servers and I'm not
sure how good it's gonna come out.
Thanks in advance.
Marco.
PS: I'm running Debian GNU/Linux
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