Re: [Pyssh-discuss] setup.py

[Mark W. A. <sl...@do...>]

On Tue, Sep 21, 2004 at 02:56:22PM -0400, Mark W. Alexander wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Just starting to play with pyssh. I see you want a setup.py. I can
> probably do one fairly easily. Do you want the modules re-structured as
> a package, e.g. pyssh/__init__.py, with nbpipe and ptyext underneath?
> (That's what I recommend to maintain your own namespace.)

Oh, what the heck, I like it, so:

http://dotnetslash.net/static/pyssh.zip

Changes:
  * restructured as a python package
  * added setup.py for Distutils
  * added debian control directory for producing .debs
    There's no Distutils support for Debian, yet. debian/rules
	creates a package matching the version of python specified by
	the PYTHON variable. The version number is extracted from setup,py.
	The only time anything should need to be modified is if packages
	are needed for multiple versions of python. If so, they can be
	created by changing the PYTHON variable (i.e. PYTHON=python2.2)
	and re-run `debian/rules binary` to make a python2.2-pyssh .deb
  * added module fssa (Find Secure Shell Agent) to allow
    batch jobs to connect to a previously authenticated
	ssh-agent and run without intervention (posix only)

Let me know if there's any problems. Also let me know when you've
grabbed it so I can delete it. I don't want it to linger there
unmaintained while the official version moves forward.

Thanks!
mwa
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Mark W. Alexander
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