On Tuesday 31 January 2006 15:47, Ed Schofield wrote:

Christian Meesters wrote:

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Hi,

I just wanted to install one of my packages for a student of mine. This package requires the old scipy.

Now, the new web page looks great, but I was unable to find a download link for the "old" scipy. And screening sourceforge did get me no further. Is the old version still available?

Doh! ;)

I've now uploaded the generic 0.3.2 tarball to SourceForge and added a link from the Wiki download page:

http://www.scipy.org/Wiki/Download

I still had this file, but I don't have any old binaries lying around. Can you compile it yourself?

-- Ed

Thanks, but no, I can't easily compile it myself: I wrote the package on my own computer, but want to install it on (a) computer(s) running Windows, where I have limited rights. So, an installer where everything is already wrapped up would be great. :-) (Just that everybody understands: I'm talking of machines placed in our institute belonging to our university, maintained by the university's support people. I might run almost every program, but installing a compiler is something different, and making them to install packages is hopeless.) Perhaps somebody has the installer saved and could send it to me? Christian PS The "0.3.2-link" on http://www.scipy.org/Wiki/Download lead to http://www.scipy.org/Wiki/Installing_SciPy some hours ago

Travis N. Vaught wrote:

Christian Meesters wrote:

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Perhaps somebody has the installer saved and could send it to me?

I'm uploading some of the scipy 0.3.2 binaries to the sourceforge site now--I'll repost when they're available (and update the wiki page).

Travis

[Apologies for the cross-post] I've finished uploading the "legacy" binaries to the sourceforge site. Let me know if there are any errors or omissions. I've also disabled (from non-developer view) the forums and trackers at the sourceforge site--there are folks who have been posting there, but no one is monitoring these tools. Please use the mailing lists for questions: scipy-user@scipy.org -- subscribe at http://www.scipy.net/mailman/listinfo/scipy-user scipy-dev@scipy.org -- subscribe at http://www.scipy.net/mailman/listinfo/scipy-dev and use the Tracker for issue/bugs/feature requests: http://projects.scipy.org/scipy/scipy Thanks, Travis p.s. Developers, please help move any relevant issues from sourceforge over to the developer tracker.)