RBTools Installation issue

[dhanan...@gmail.com]

Hello,

We have the Reviewboard server installed on a Linux machine. The client machines are Windows7 based. I trying to install RBTools on my Win7 machine by following the procedure given @ http://www.reviewboard.org/docs/rbtools/dev/#installing-rbtools

Step 1: Installed Python 2.7.6 on my machine using the 32 bit windows installer.

Step 2: Downloaded the setup tools from https://pypi.python.org/pypi/setuptools#downloads.Downloaded "setuptools-3.4.3.zip (md5)".

Step 3: Unzipped the file and executed : ez_setup.py. The setup tools got installed. Check the attachment "ez_setup_log.txt".

Step 4: Executed the easy_install from command prompt:

            easy_install -U RBTools.

           It gave following error: (attached "easy_install_log.txt):

           No local packages or download links found for RBTools

           error: Could not find suitable distribution for Requirement.parse('RBTools')  

Can you please help me resolve this issue? I am clueless.!!

Regards,

Dhananjay.

[dhanan...@gmail.com]

Hello any updates!

[Christian Hammond]

I'm able to install on our end. This looks very strange.

Do you go through an HTTP proxy on this system? We've seen some do strange things in the past when people try to use easy_install.

Note that this is entirely beyond our control. We do not control easy_install or the act of installing a Python package.

Christian

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[David Trowbridge]

In the worst case, you can download the RBTools egg and call easy_install with the filename.

-David