sudo mkdir -p /opt/webdistrib

# www-data is a command user/group that apache set's up when installed.
# It may be different for your system.
sudo chown www-data:www-data /opt/webdistrib

# Allow the download of apps and other things from a shared web folder (basic auth protected).
Alias /basket /opt/webdistrib
<Directory "/opt/webdistrib">
    AuthUserFile /opt/<path to secure place>/access
    AuthName "<My Company> - Distrib"
    AuthType Basic
    require valid-user
    order deny,allow
    allow from all

    Order allow,deny
    Allow from all
    Options +Indexes
</Directory>

# Use -c only the first time the file is created!
htpasswd -c /opt/<path to secure place>/access webuser

# Add further users as follows:
htpasswd /opt/<path to secure place>/access webuser2

easy_install -f http://<username:pass>@<my domain>/<egg basket>  <my private package>

"""
Project's setuptool configuration.

This should eggify and in theory upload to pypi without problems.

I typically layout a package on the file system as follows:

egg package name
       |
       +-- lib
       |   |
       |   +--  package name
       |        |
       |        +-- tests - unit test files
       |
       +-- scripts - command line tool


Oisin Mulvihill
2009-06-10

"""
from setuptools import setup, find_packages

Name='<egg package name>'
ProjecUrl="" # I don't use this
Version='<package version number e.g. 1.0.0>'
Author='<Your Name>'
AuthorEmail='<You at some place dot domain>'
Maintainer=' <Your Name>'
Summary='<A library to do...>'
License='<Up to you really. I sometimes use: Commercial, All rights reserved.>'
ShortDescription=Summary
Description=Summary

TestSuite = '<package name.tests unit tests>'

needed = [
    # Example of third-party dependancy listing:
    #'stomper',
    #'mako',
    #'configobj',

    # You can also list packages in your private repository here as well.
]

EagerResources = [
    # If you need to include all content inside your package uncomment an modify this.
    # All directories to be include in your project will need a __init__.py file of they
    # won't be packaged.
    #'<your package name>',
]

ProjectScripts = [
    # I use this in addition to EntryPoints for occasions where I'm doing straigh distutils install.
    #'scripts/<command line script>',
]

PackageData = {
    # Include every file type in the egg file:
    '': ['*.*'],
}

# Make executable versions of the scripts:
EntryPoints = {
    #'console_scripts': [
    #    '<script name> = <python path to main function inside you package e.e=g <package name>.main:main',
    # ]
}

setup(
    url=ProjecUrl,
    zip_safe=False,
    name=Name,
    version=Version,
    author=Author,
    author_email=AuthorEmail,
    description=ShortDescription,
    long_description=Description,
    license=License,
    test_suite=TestSuite,
    scripts=ProjectScripts,
    install_requires=needed,
    packages=find_packages('lib'),
    package_data=PackageData,
    package_dir = {'': 'lib'},
    eager_resources = EagerResources,
    entry_points = EntryPoints,
)