doing evil: "support" 2.3 on a box
Dear All,
Please pardon my ignorance if now I will ask for something silly ;-)
ok - we have some python library+extension which was built only for 2.3
(due to reliance on patched sip etc etc). So we keep it that way. Now
that etch doesn't support 2.3 I am wondering:
since we have now such better handle over python modules, I am
wondering on how much harm would be if I
1. tune /usr/share/python/debian_defaults to support 2.3 as well as 2.4
(leaving 2.4 default)
2. well... I guess I will need to repackage all "interesting"
packages with python extensions under chroot environment which would
have 1. done in it.
3. force all modules to be recompiled (update-python-modules I guess)
would that be enough or did I miss something? ;-)
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