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| − | '''Installing and running Python via [[Software collections]]'''
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| − | Software Collections has been introduced by Redhat as a safe way to run selective applications on Redhat based distributions in an isolated environment (separate directory), thus not effecting the base installation of the OS. This provides the possibility to e.g. test an application, install a higher version then the version installed by the base system (e.g. PHP), or temporarily use an application.
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| − | Software Collections applications can be started at boot as a system service, manually or in a specific shell.
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| − | ==Python==
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| − | ===Installation===
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| − | To be able to install an application from the Software Collections, one '''must''' install software collections first. Please see [[Software collections]] on how to install this.
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| − | The below procedure if for Python 3.3, but you can also install Python 2.7 instead or even along side. Simply replace all '33' metionings with '27'. To switch between the two versions, you need to remove the enablepythonxx.sh script from the /etc/profile.d directory as described below.
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| − | ====Required repository====
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| − | After installing Software Collections, the [http://wiki.contribs.org/Scl#tab=Python33 '''scl'''] repository for Python has to be added to the yum repositories. Please see [http://wiki.contribs.org/Scl#tab=Python33 '''here'''] on how the enable the [http://wiki.contribs.org/Scl#tab=Pyton33 '''scl-python33'''] repository.
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| − | ====Install application====
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| − | After installing the scl-python33 repository, Python can be installed by issuing the following command:
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| − | yum install python33 --enablrepo=scl-python33
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| − | Once installed, the application is installed on your SME Server at '''/opt/rh/python33''' as an isolated environment for the application.
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| − | ====Test installed application====
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| − | Once Python has been installed, you can check if it is correctly installed by issuing:
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| − | scl -l
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| − | which will provide you a listing of all applications that are available on your system installed via Software Collections.
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| − | scl enable python33 'man python33'
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| − | press 'q' to leave the man page
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| − | ====Usage====
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| − | {{Note box|More examples to follow}}
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| − | To make use of Python version 3.3.2 in the current shell environment, one needs to enter the following command:
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| − | scl enable python33 bash
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| − | ====Enable the python 3.3 environment at boot time====
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| − | The preferred way to enable scl python33 permanently at logout or (re)boot is to add a custom script called 'enablepython33.sh' to /etc/profiles.d/ directory with the following content and make it executable.
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| − | #!/bin/sh
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| − | source /opt/rh/python33/enable
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| − | export X_SCLS="`scl enable python33 'echo $X_SCLS'`"
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| − | ==Other articles in this category==
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| − | {{#ask: [[Category:Software Collections]]}}
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| − | [[Category:Software Collections]]
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| − | [[Category:Howto]]
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