Thank you very much guys. I'm experimenting with the pip install first. On Dec 3, 1:51 pm, hynekcer <[email protected]> wrote: > Shawn, you can do it even with quick installation by "pip". > > You can use one or muptiple times "--install-option=..." which are > passed on by pip to the internal "setup.py install". > > It is the easiest If you have no "/home/yourname/.pydistutils.cfg": > Write > sudo pip install --install-option="--prefix=/usr/local" ... > instead of plain > sudo pip install ... > and it will install to > $PREFIX/lib/pythonX.Y/site-packages > $PREFIX/bin > etc. > > If you have a .pydistutils.cfg, you should first switch the > environment to root's one by "sudo su -" or edit that cfg, otherwise > "prefix" option would not work. The last possibility is to override a > cfg by a complete set of *six*(!!) necessary options --install- > option="install-base... which should override everything. > _ _ > > Cristian, your solution is excelent for someone who has many servers. > Nice. Thanks. > > -- Hynek > > On 3 pro, 09:50, Cristian Ciupitu <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Why wouldn't this be possible? As a matter of fact, I have even > > created RPMs for Satchmo and its dependencies. You can find the RPM > > SPECs and some patches athttps://github.com/ciupicri/rpmbuild.
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