The Unified Installer for Plone 2.5 has been updated to fix
two
issues, the "No module named ImplPython" error
on startup, and the
setup of PIL on 64-bit systems.
The link at plone.org now points to the updated version,
Plone2.5-
UnifiedInstaller-r3.tgz
About the Unified Installer----
- The Plone Unified Installer bundles the source tarballs
required to
compile Python, Zope, and third-party libraries with a shell
script
that automates the build and setup of Zope/Plone as a ZEO
cluster.
- The installer supports remote, headless installs on a
Linux, *BSD,
Solaris, or Mac OS X server, and is a painless way to set up
a Zope/
Plone development environment on a workstation.
- As the installer compiles everything from source, it
should work on
any *nix system with gcc, g++, and make. For development
environments, installing the readline libraries (esp. on Mac
OS X) is
recommended in order to streamline debugging.
- The install location can be fully customized by altering
the
install.sh script, allowing multiple installs to exist on a
single
machine.
Many thanks to those who submitted feedback and helped test
and
improve the installer.
Cheers,
Kamal
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