At 04:35 PM 3/24/2010 +0100, Martin Raspaud wrote:
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Hello,
I am now working on a project that I need to deploy on different servers in a
compiled form, as tar.gz files (the servers do not have gcc for example).
The project comprises two libraries and an extra set of config files
and scripts
for batch computation.
I would like to have a utility that does all the packaging for me, that is
create a tar.gz for each lib and one for the scripts, each containing a
directory with the compiled things.
Here are my different approaches:
- - setuptools bdist: This is almost what I need, except that it
creates a usr dir
on top of the tarball.
You could always repack the tarball without it, or change your
default installation prefix to match that of the target system(s).
(There's a --relative option, too, but it seems to be broken when I
try it on my systems.)
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