[Distutils] Question about finding downloads (with distutils.cfg)
Fadhley Salim
fadhley.salim at uk.calyon.com
Fri Aug 22 18:33:45 CEST 2008
I have a distutils.cfg file which looks something like this:
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[easy_install]
find_links=http://europe1.internal/eggs
http://europe2.internal/eggs
http://europe3.internal/eggs
\\usa1.internal\eggs
\\usa2.internal\eggs
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All of the five sources contain the exact same collection of files.
Most users who can access the european web-servers cannot access the
American UNC paths and vice-versa.
That usually works out well, because the sources a user cannot access
will quickly time-out and the user will get the egg they need from a
source they can access.
The problem comes with users who can access both the web-servers *and*
the UNC paths easy_install. For example a mobile, "international" user
might have access to everything but with a slow connection.
Even if the egg needed can be found on any one of the hosts the
remaining two (the UNC paths) will always be checked by setuptools. This
makes setuptools run very slow indeed:
I have found that easy_install is needlessly checking all five sources
even if checking only one would be good enough.
Is there a way to make setuptools stop searching as soon as it's found
the first source which contains the required egg?
Sal
PS. I'm using setuptools-0.6c8-py2.4.egg
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