Yes, rpmbuild with spec files. Actually, I build packages for several
architectures and OS versions, so I use mock - a tool that builds** RPMs in
a clean, chrooted environment. But that's pretty much equivalent to plain
rpmbuild with chroot and some additional automation.
Thank you for the insight LightDot. When you make web2py RPMs, do you use a
python setup.py file to make them, or do you manually package an RPM
yourself using rpmbuild -ba web2py.spec?
Is Python 2.7 a must? There are python 2.6 RPMs available from EPEL
repository. They install parallel to the existing python 2.4 and thus
avoids breaking yum and other applications that rely on stock python 2.4.
Python 2.7 could be packaged in a similar way, but by using this existing
packages
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