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I made a pypi server in django, if someones interested: http://github.com/ask/chishop/tree/master

still missing authentication for some weird reason, but working on it.

dwave_: oooh, nice!

yeah, instead of messing with damn pip and the -e svn+ argument, I now deploy with my own pypi server

that is awesome!

i really find it disturbing to check out trunk every time i hit deploy

well, you should use svn tags instead

or do you mean pinax trunk?

I probably should, the right answer would be that the authors should make a goddamn release already :)

i almost feel the need to register their projects at pypi and give it back to them later

heh, I know what you mean ^^

we really should consider doing that for pinax as well

PiPI

hehe

what I finally want is to get rid of local_apps also and deploy my project with pip install myproject, and the local_apps are installed as dependencies

yup, good idea. that's where we are going to be in pinax 0.7

maby we should simple "release" our pinax internal apps to our own package index

s/simple/simply/

hehe. yeah

that would solve some problems

think I have to make a patch to distutils though. they actually raise an exception if the -r (index url) is not "pypi"

oh really?

that seems weird

so python setup.py register -r mypypiserver doesn't work without removing that check

what's the exact exception?

#if self.repository not in ('pypi', self.DEFAULT_REPOSITORY):

# raise ValueError('%s not found in .pypirc' % self.repository)

seems to be new in 2.6

doesn't have it

there it is

weird

hmm. maybe some left-over debugging stuff then

http://svn.python.org/view/python/trunk/Lib/dis... introduced it

ah, http://wiki.python.org/moin/EnhancedPyPI explains it

you'd have to add an index-servers config section to your .pypirc

yeah, that was my first thought when I saw the error message

have you tried it in py2.5?

but it doesn't actually check if it's in the config file, it just checks if the repository is either the url of the default repository, which is hardcoded to pypi, or if it's "pypi" it sets it to the url of pypu

python 2.5 it works, but not with the config format described in EnhacnedPyPI

I see, I think that's a bug then