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于 2012年12月21日 06:11, Jack Silver 写道:
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<div dir="ltr">I have two Linux From Scratch machine.<br>
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On the first one (the server), I want to build install python
3.3.0 in a shared filesystem and access it from the second one
(the client). These machines are fairly minimal in term of the
number of software installed. I just want to install python on
this filesystem and anything else.<br>
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I would like to know what are the build and runtime dependencies
that are needed on both machine.<br>
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My understanding is that the core CPython interpreter only needs
a C compiler to be built. For the extension modules, I think
that only the development headers of some additional libraries
are needed on the server machine. Hence, I do not need to
install all those libraries on the client machine. Right ?<br>
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I'm somewhat confused by this server-client-python thing. Do you
mean that you want all python related pkgs to be installed on server
and you clients only contain your own python projects?<br>
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I would like to build as much module I can, so I have a complete
python installation. Here is the list of dependecies I think I
need to install on the server machine :<br>
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expat<br>
bzip2<br>
gdbm<br>
openssl<br>
libffi<br>
zlib<br>
tk<br>
sqlite<br>
valgrind<br>
bluez<br>
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Four your information, here's a list of packages needed to build
python2.7.<br>
bzip2 db gdbm openssl readline sqlite3 zlib<br>
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<div dir="ltr">anything ? Is there anything I need to install on
the client too ?<br>
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If you can access server via ssh, why is anything needed to be
installed on client?<br>
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If you want your python projects to reside on your client and to run
them on server, or vice versa, try an nfs mount.<br>
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Thanks<br>
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Jack<br>
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