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On Ubuntu 13.10 I installed the package python-setuptools and this error went away, leaving instead an error that setup.py doesn't have enough permissions to install the relevant packages. I am now trying with sudo instead, which is downloading and installing needed packages and has got me to the point of offering a deploy script.

Looks like I might have needed python-pip to be installed to make dependency installation easier. Because I'm aiming to use Postresql, it asked for me to install psycopg2 using pip. Psycopg2 also needed the package postgresql-server-dev-9.1 to be installed on my system before it could build.

On Ubuntu 13.10 I installed the package python-setuptools and this error went away, leaving instead an error that setup.py doesn't have enough permissions to install the relevant packages. I am now trying with sudo instead, which is downloading and installing needed packages and has got me to the point of offering a deploy script.

Looks like I might have needed python-pip to be installed to make dependency installation easier. Because I'm aiming to use Postresql, it It asked for me to install psycopg2 using pip. Psycopg2 also needed the package postgresql-server-dev-9.1 to be installed on my system before it could build.

On Ubuntu 13.10 I installed the package python-setuptools and this error went away, leaving instead an error that setup.py doesn't have enough permissions to install the relevant packages. I am now trying with sudo instead, which is downloading and installing needed packages and has got me to the point of offering a deploy script.

Looks like I might have needed python-pip to be installed to make dependency installation easier. It asked for me to install psycopg2 using pip. Psycopg2 also needed the package postgresql-server-dev-9.1 to be installed on my system before it could build.easier.

On Ubuntu 13.10 I installed the package python-setuptools and this error went away, leaving instead an error that setup.py doesn't have enough permissions to install the relevant packages. I am now trying with sudo instead, which is downloading and installing needed packages and has got me to the point of offering a deploy script. script.

Looks like I might have needed python-pip to be installed to make dependency installation easier.