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So I am packaging some code that I have as a proper "pypi-compliant" python package.

The problem is, my python library depends on some python classes in a distro-level only library - specifically cherokee.

Installed via

 aptitude install cherokee

or

pacman -S cherokee

or

emerge cherokee

depending on which distro you use of course.

In my installed cherokee library, I can locate

[root@li280-195 ~]# find / -name "Config.py"
/usr/share/cherokee/admin/CTK/CTK/Config.py

So the question is, how should I indicate in my python library's setup.py, that I depend on Config.py ?

Calvin Cheng
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    You probably would have to build a distro package (.deb) file for it. I don't think setuptools supports that yet. – Keith May 07 '12 at 04:17

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CTK isn't available as a standalone package.

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