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adding python libraries (for shared hosting)

Hi all,
My shared host provides python 2.3. Since it is a shared hosting, he
is not willing to upgrade to a newer version.

I am looking for option to upload 2.5 on my own. Is this possible and
if so, can anyone please provide a pointer to how this can be
achieved?

Thank you,
Joseph
http://www.jjude.com | http://twitter.com/jjude
Aug 11 '08 #1
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Joseph schrieb:
Hi all,
My shared host provides python 2.3. Since it is a shared hosting, he
is not willing to upgrade to a newer version.
He doesn't need to upgrade, he can install in parallel.
I am looking for option to upload 2.5 on my own. Is this possible and
if so, can anyone please provide a pointer to how this can be
achieved?
If you have a compiler available at the shared host & a shell-account,
download Python and install, as told in the readmes.

Diez
Aug 11 '08 #2

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