web2py -f folder

It should work but you may want to check. Perhaps we may need a patch.

Massimo

On Oct 13, 1:55 pm, José L. <jredr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, as it seems that time goes by, and no available packages for
> Debian are ready, I'm going to begin to work on it seriously to upload
> web2py to Debian.
> I know 
> (http://groups.google.com/group/web2py/browse_thread/thread/45ea4327d7...
> ) Mark told he was going to work on it, but I think that I have been
> patient enough waiting since April. It's not only Debian is one of the
> most important Linux distribution, also many other distributions as
> Ubuntu are derivatives from Debian, so uploading web2py to Debian will
> bring it to many users in the Linux world.
>
> I'd like to have a package similar to the django one. There is a
> python-django package, and I'd like to make a python-web2py package to
> work in a similar way, so people don't need to relearn a new method of
> work.
> I'd like it to work as similar as possible 
> tohttp://codeghar.wordpress.com/2007/12/01/django-in-ubuntu/.
>
> So, the main question for me is:
> once gluon is installed in the PYTHONPATH and web2py.py installed in /
> usr/bin,  I would  like to be able to tell the user:
> execute python web2py.py in any directory and point your browser 
> tohttp://localhost:8000to begin to work.
>
> But, as web2py structure is today, I don't know if such thing is
> possible (after adding every needed file to every needed path).
>
> If not, what other approaches might be used to make any user in the
> system able to use a system with a installed web2py structure?
>
> On the other hand, if more people want to collaborate in the packaging
> I'll be glad to open a project in alioth.debian.org, so we can work
> together.
>
> Regards.
> José L.

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