Set install-data flag in python setup.py #223
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(distutils default is installation base dir)
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Ran into this problem with installing Django, where the install_data would place the files in /usr/local/lib vs /usr/lib
The test I was running was:
fpm -s python -t deb -p django-lib.deb --verbose --debug django
And the output deb should be entirely locatable under /usr/lib/