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Install a pyzmq package compiled against libzmq3. Fixes #57. #59

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Install a pyzmq package compiled against libzmq3. Fixes #57. #59

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Although Debian experimental has libzmq3, it does not have pyzmq compiled against it. We install pyzmq from pip having libzmq3 already installed.

Should we really do this?
Even the stable builds are installing pyzmq from pip.

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@saltstack opinions?

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techhat commented Feb 22, 2013

Not being a Debian user, and therefore probably not qualified to say anything, I am okay with this.

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ghost commented Feb 28, 2013

Wow.. so you're melding the available libzmq3 from experimental with a pip-installed pyzmq that can support zmq3? Good workaround!

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Well, yes, it seems that a pyzmq compiled against ZMQ3 is going to take a long time...

I'm also having the users pass an extra flag just for that so they know what their doin'...

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Let's solve one of Debian's support current issues.

s0undt3ch added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 6, 2013
Install a `pyzmq` package compiled against `libzmq3`. Fixes #57.
@s0undt3ch s0undt3ch merged commit da2b622 into saltstack:develop Mar 6, 2013
@s0undt3ch s0undt3ch deleted the issues/57 branch February 20, 2014 12:40
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