As a network admin with dozens of machines to configure, how do you recommend I proceed. The machines will need the following basic configuration:
- Python 2.0 Final (BeOpen version)
- win32all-135
- wxPython 2.2
- NumPy 17.0
The distutils, unfortunately, will only work for NumPy. My question is about the basic Python system and the other add-ons.
My thought is that a Python script on some preconfigured master PC could read its own install.log and perform, line by line, the actions indicated, including file copies and Windows registry settings.
Please send any answers to my email address as I have not subscribed to the SIG.
Thanks,
Mark Evans mailto:mark.evans@clarisay.com
On 25 October 2000, Mark Evans said:
As a network admin with dozens of machines to configure, how do you recommend I proceed. The machines will need the following basic configuration:
- Python 2.0 Final (BeOpen version)
- win32all-135
- wxPython 2.2
- NumPy 17.0
The distutils, unfortunately, will only work for NumPy. My question is about the basic Python system and the other add-ons.
At one point, Thomas Heller was working on a setup script for win32all -- dunno what became of that.
Also, I thought Robin had a setup script for wxPython. Haven't tried it or looked at it myself, though.
In other words, "stay tuned to this channel and see what pops up". ;-)
Of course, if it were me, I'd just setup an NFS server and mount /usr/local from it on all the machines... ;-)
Greg
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