Debian Install Python Module Without Pip

by andri_ch Last Updated January 18, 2019 14:02 PM

This question tries to complement this one .I have a python app which uses third party modules from PyPI. I want to package my app into a debian package, but don't know how to handle python dependencies which are not in debian/ubuntu repositories(packed as debian packages too)

Solution #1:
build the modules from PyPI right into my debian package.

The Python Package Index (PyPI) hosts thousands of third-party modules for Python and you can install any of these modules using the pip package manager. Installing Pip on Debian 9 is really an easy task, just follow the steps below carefully and you should have pip installed on a Debian 9 VPS in a few minutes.

Solution #2:
create debian packages for all PyPI modules I need using stdeb and add them to debian/ubuntu repositories.

I actually need a Solution #3 because I want to install PyPI dependencies when I install my debian package, preferably into a virtualenv! Net tools lag switch.

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What would be Solution #3? Do I need to tweak DEBIAN/preinst maintainer script?

Tags : package-managementpythondebian

I think you just need to add the relevant command line code to the postinst script in the .deb package. Found in this answer, more details at the official debian guide.

I've spoken with some maintainers at the Debian IRC channel irc://irc.debian.org#debian-mentors, asking for the exact same thing, and the general consensus was:

Debian Pip Not Found

Solution #1:

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Integrating dependencies in your package by copying their source files over as a single codebase is very frowned upon. It would defeat the purpose of a packaging system that handles dependencies, updates, versioning, etc.

Solution #3:

Downloading non-debian packages on-the-fly when installing a binary (.deb) is a serious security risk, definitely a no-no. You wouldn't even be able to inspect the dependencies by extracting the deb, because they are downloaded and installed at install time. It's an approach that completely bypass the repositories system. No concerned user would be happy with a package that, behind the scenes (and as root, remember!), downloads additional untrusted software from untrusted sources. Yes, that would require fiddling with DEBIAN/postinst (or preinst) and issuing a wget (or, in your case, pip install), and that is the approach taken by Flash, Oracle Java, Steam and others. But that is proprietary, closed source software, so their security is none anyway.

Solution #1.5:

You didn't mention it, but you could integrate the dependencies only at build time, ie, in the source package (the .orig.tar.gz, .debian.tar.gz, .dsc triad), by downloading from PyPi when creating the 'binary' package (the .deb). The instructions for the pip install would go into debian/rules (notice the lowercase debian, as opposed to the binary package), and would be executed when you issue debuild or dpkg-buildpackage.

This is a middle-ground between #1 and #3. It mitigates (but not solve!) some of the issues of #3: at least you can inspect the final product, and the .deb would not require internet access at install time. All the risks and burdens are transferred from final user to the package maintainer. But, has the same problems as #1, as it bypasses most of the packaging system infrastructure. Afterall, handling dependencies (versions, updates, requirements, conflicts) is why dpkg/aptwas created in the first place! :)

Solution #2:

The One True Right Way™. You create debian packages for your dependencies, list them as requirements in your package, and ship all the .debs or source packages.

From there, you have a number of options:

Submit the source packages, both your software and its dependencies, for inclusion to Debian. If accepted, they would be automatically available to all Debian users, including all derivatives like Ubuntu.
Upload the source packages to Launchpad, thus creating a PPA that any Ubuntu user (and its derivatives like Linux Mint) could easily add and install
Host your own debian repository in your website, that users from any Debian-based system could add to their /etc/apt/sources.list.d and use the apt infrastructure to download, install and keep updated, (like the above!)
Host the .deb files for direct download and install. No apt or automatic updates involved thought.

As for how to package your PyPi dependencies (and your python software too!), there are a number of tools and references that make the process easy:

stdeb, as you mentioned. Oldie and goodie.
Pybuild, a new, amazing tool from Debian that supersedes stdeb.

And many useful references:

Need help? Check those out:

They don't, is like cpan in perl, if you have in repositories , you may install with apt-get , if not you may install with pip , the difference should be that pip install in /usr/local.

To install with pip you may do:

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for example:

There is pypi2deb to get a package from pypi and make it into a deb package.

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I'm trying to install pip or setup tools form python 3.2 in debian 6.

First case:

apt-get install python3-pip..OK

python3 easy_install.py webob

Second case: from http://pypi.python.org/pypi/distribute#installation-instructions

python3 distribute_setup.py

Third case: from http://pypi.python.org/pypi/distribute#installation-instructionstar -xzvf distribute-0.6.28.tar.gzcd distribute-0.6.28python3 setup.py install

zlib1g-dev installed

Help me please

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