I am considering creating s3cmd as a package for OpenWrt (open source router firmware). Since this is an embedded linux device, storage is at a premium; I want to install only as much of Python as absolutely required. OpenWrt currently has several Python packages available that are less than "Full".
I've built s3cmd previously and love the product, but system resources weren't an issue at that time.
Regards...Greg
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I am considering creating s3cmd as a package for OpenWrt (open source
router firmware). Since this is an embedded linux device, storage is at a
premium; I want to install only as much of Python as absolutely required.
OpenWrt currently has several Python packages available that are less than
"Full".
I've built s3cmd previously and love the product, but system resources
weren't an issue at that time.
I am considering creating s3cmd as a package for OpenWrt (open source router firmware). Since this is an embedded linux device, storage is at a premium; I want to install only as much of Python as absolutely required. OpenWrt currently has several Python packages available that are less than "Full".
I've built s3cmd previously and love the product, but system resources weren't an issue at that time.
Regards...Greg
Hi Greg,
For that you don't have to worry.
s3cmd is already used in a few embedded linux devices and especially "NAS".
In addition with python, the only dependency is "python-dateutil" and
eventually python magic.
Regards,
Florent
On Fri, Jun 22, 2018 at 7:57 PM, Greg Schaub gschaub@users.sourceforge.net
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