[Spambayes] Packaging the installation
Tim Stone - Four Stones Expressions
tim@fourstonesExpressions.com
Tue Nov 26 13:59:39 2002
11/26/2002 7:55:16 AM, papaDoc <papaDoc@videotron.ca> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>>[Neale]
>>
>>
>>>I also suspect that the average Windows or Mac user may tolerate having
>>>to install Python before they can use the Whiz-Bam-Anti-Spam tool, but
>>>that said user will probably not tolerate installing Python and ZODB.
>>>
>>>
>>Actually, I doubt this will fly. We will need to create a
>>stand-alone DLL,
>>and a "one click" installer. This should be interesting <wink>. Good
>>excuse to look at how these Python distribution tools have progressed
>>recently.
>>
>>
>
>> I've done some limited work in this space already. Nothing usable but --
>> I'd reccomend anyone pursuing this to use the McMillan Installer
>> (http://www.mcmillan-inc.com/install1.html). I have used py2exe for other
>> projects, but COM support in py2exe is not as robust.
>
>> Not that I got Installer to actually build the Outlook addin, either,
>> but I suspect that it would be a morning's work for someone with the
>> inclination to tackle it.
>
>
>We use InstallShield at work to make the packaging for our software.
>
>I might be able to squeeze some time and do it for Spambayes for windows.
>
>But I won't be able to test it since I'm not using Outlook.
>
>papaDoc
I already gave that one a spin, checked it in yesterday and got booed off the
planet... lol... seems that sourceforge has their own distribution mechanism.
So I made an attempt at personal redemption and removed the installable thingy
from cvs.
- TimS
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