I looked through the documentation virtualenvand found qaru.site/questions/481014 / ... . However, no answer to my question, or I may be missing something, so I ask.
How to create an environment virtualenvthat contains python, which does not depend on the (system-wide) pythonof the "host"? That is, I want completely standalone virtualenvwith my own Python 2.7 compiled from the source. Another property would be important: since it virtualenvdoes not coincide with chroot, pythonit virtualenvmust cope with various absolute paths inside .
I find that the closest thing to what I want is virtualenv --relocatablewith my own Python installation inside.
How can i achieve this?
Justification
I have some old Linux boxes with various versions of Python offered through the package manager. The administrator will not allow me to create more recent Python in the boxes, so I need to be able to install Python from the source in the limited environment in which I have it.
Properties I need:
virtualenv the environment should be completely autonomous (full Python with all libraries, etc.)python inside should work regardless of its absolute path when deployed- I know it
$ENV/bin/pythonseems to be doing this, but it also relies on pythonbeing installed on a system scale. I want to completely disable this dependency by flipping my own Python.
virtualenv --relocatable, Python.
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virtualenv ( Linux).