Re: Debian packaging of Plone 3.2.1

Hello Steve,

thanks for your answer (and your initial hints, as well).

* 2009-02-27 19:13, Steve McMahon wrote:
> From my point of view, the ideal thing to do would be to fold in a
> version of the Unified Installer (which is distributed as a tarball,
> source kit) that simply omits all the components (Python 2.4, PIL and
> Zope) that can be installed from debian components.

Where can I download this tarball? I've downloaded the unified installer
from the plone.org website, but it seems that it works downloading
additional packages from the network. The packaging building process in
Debian doesn't allow networking, which means that we can't build the
package downloading additional components at build time.

> The most significant problem you'll probably have to deal with is that
> buildout wants to control the Zope instance. My understanding from Erik
> Rose is that the debian zope install wants to do that. We'll have to
> figure out a way to work through that. Erik may have ideas.

This is not a big issue, and we can manage it.

Thanks,

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