Worked flawlessly for me on CentOS 5.11 x86_64, thanks @jryberg @nmilford :)
Off-topic question: what's the recommended way to easily deploy pip and virtualenv too? On my first test machine I just ran python -m ensurepip (which is a neat addition in 2.7.9) and pip-installed virtualenv, but I'm not fond of this, because it:
Deploys old versions (which can be upgraded).
Will yield different results across time when pip/virtualenv are upgraded, making deployments non-repeatable.
Would you recommend packing them in the same RPM through the python27.spec or building two additional RPMs?
Worked flawlessly for me on CentOS 5.11 x86_64, thanks @jryberg @nmilford :)
Off-topic question: what's the recommended way to easily deploy pip and virtualenv too? On my first test machine I just ran
python -m ensurepip(which is a neat addition in 2.7.9) and pip-installed virtualenv, but I'm not fond of this, because it:Would you recommend packing them in the same RPM through the
python27.specor building two additional RPMs?