I just released Zope 2.12.0 beta 4 http://pypi.python.org/pypi/Zope2/2.12.0b4 Andreas
On 06/08/2009 Andreas Jung wrote:
I just released Zope 2.12.0 beta 4
Hello, do you continue to provide zope2 monolithic source tarballs that do contain all required zope python modules, just the way you did for zope2 releases in the past? i realized that the build system changed a lot with zope2.12, but in some situations people need to build and install zope2.12 without direct access to the internet. from what i can see, current build system fetches all required python modules from the internet. i also found the -o (offline-mode) option to bootstrap.py, but what I didn't find information about is, where to place the required python modules on disk in a way that bootstrap.py finds them. and which zope python modules are required/recommended/suggested at all. greetings, and thanks for the great work on zope, jonas
On 10.08.09 03:57, Jonas Meurer wrote:
On 06/08/2009 Andreas Jung wrote:
I just released Zope 2.12.0 beta 4
Hello,
do you continue to provide zope2 monolithic source tarballs that do contain all required zope python modules, just the way you did for zope2 releases in the past?
No.
i realized that the build system changed a lot with zope2.12, but in some situations people need to build and install zope2.12 without direct access to the internet. from what i can see, current build system fetches all required python modules from the internet.
i also found the -o (offline-mode) option to bootstrap.py, but what I didn't find information about is, where to place the required python modules on disk in a way that bootstrap.py finds them. and which zope python modules are required/recommended/suggested at all. You should be able to mirror the Zope 2 package + all related packages from the Zope 2 KGS (http://download.zope.org/Zope2/index/...) and use this for a local offline build.
-aj
On 10.08.09 06:40, Andreas Jung wrote:
On 10.08.09 03:57, Jonas Meurer wrote:
On 06/08/2009 Andreas Jung wrote:
I just released Zope 2.12.0 beta 4
Hello,
do you continue to provide zope2 monolithic source tarballs that do contain all required zope python modules, just the way you did for zope2 releases in the past?
No.
i realized that the build system changed a lot with zope2.12, but in some situations people need to build and install zope2.12 without direct access to the internet. from what i can see, current build system fetches all required python modules from the internet.
i also found the -o (offline-mode) option to bootstrap.py, but what I didn't find information about is, where to place the required python modules on disk in a way that bootstrap.py finds them. and which zope python modules are required/recommended/suggested at all.
You should be able to mirror the Zope 2 package + all related packages from the Zope 2 KGS (http://download.zope.org/Zope2/index/...) and use this for a local offline build.
Or as mentioned earlier: look at zc.sourcerelease Andreas
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