Re: Distributing Python programs

From: Graham (gsmith_at_oxfam.org.uk)
Date: 01/28/04 

Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2004 14:53:33 -0000

"Peter Hansen" <peter@engcorp.com> wrote in message

> Yes, we run dozens of machines from a single network installation.
> Depending on what extensions you need to install (e.g. win32all) you may
> need to make some small manual adjustments to get it to work, but
> in essence you can just do a "non-admin" local install, then copy the
> entire directory tree to the network.
>
Peter
Thanks for this info. Will this work with Python for Windows? I tried what
you suggested a few days ago but found when I ran a python script it asked
me for a python.dll which I have found not in the directory tree but in my
local system32 directory (I have a local Python installation).

What is significant about the "non-admin" install and how do you do this?

regards

Graham Smith

PeopleSoft Technical Team Leader
OXFAM GB
+44 (1865) 313255
gsmith@oxfam.org.uk

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