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In my environment ,the server can`t connect to the internet ,so I want to
download the packages or use my own pypi server,how can I do that . Thanks!
On 03/21/2014 07:41 AM, xiaobin lu wrote:
In my environment ,the server can`t connect to the internet ,so I want to
download the packages or use my own pypi server,how can I do that.
Hi there,
this is easy to achieve - when you download the archive and install
hotfixes or after you pull the code from GitHub you need to
- Open the buildout.cfg file
- Locate the find-links entry (at the top)
- Add a link to your own package server
https://github.com/zatosource/zato/blob/master/code/buildout.cfg
For instance, by default it reads
find-links =
https://launchpad.net/inotifyx/dev
http://extlibs.zato.io/dependencies
But you can change it to
find-links =
https://launchpad.net/inotifyx/dev
http://extlibs.zato.io/dependencies
http://my.package.server.internal/pypi
And now this address will be used in addition to all the other ones when
you run install.sh.
You may also want to have a look at this binary RPM package which
contains all the dependencies bundled.
https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/pipermail/zato-discuss/2014-March/000287.html
By the way - a DEB is coming up soon too.
On 03/21/2014 07:41 AM, xiaobin lu wrote:
In my environment ,the server can`t connect to the internet ,so I want to
download the packages or use my own pypi server,how can I do that.
Hi there,
this is easy to achieve - when you download the archive and install
hotfixes or after you pull the code from GitHub you need to
- Open the buildout.cfg file
- Locate the find-links entry (at the top)
- Add a link to your own package server
https://github.com/zatosource/zato/blob/master/code/buildout.cfg
For instance, by default it reads
find-links =
https://launchpad.net/inotifyx/dev
http://extlibs.zato.io/dependencies
But you can change it to
find-links =
https://launchpad.net/inotifyx/dev
http://extlibs.zato.io/dependencies
http://my.package.server.internal/pypi
And now this address will be used in addition to all the other ones when
you run install.sh.
You may also want to have a look at this binary RPM package which
contains all the dependencies bundled.
https://mailman-mail5.webfaction.com/pipermail/zato-discuss/2014-March/000287.html
By the way - a DEB is coming up soon too.