Virtualenv comes with setuptools pre-installed, I believe. I know that it at least comes with easy_install You should then be able to run: home/myname/bin/easy_install setuptools This should install the newest version of setuptools on your virtualenv.
Virtualenv comes with setuptools pre-installed, I believe. I know that it at least comes with easy_install. You should then be able to run: /home/myname/bin/easy_install setuptools This should install the newest version of setuptools on your virtualenv.
You have to activate your virtualenv first, else you just have a bunch of folders. Use the full path to the scripts in your virtual env's bin or do source bin/activate.
Just adding extra detail to what already have been said. Download tar. Gz of the latest version of virtualenv.
Unpack it. You don't even need to install it, just run virtualenv. Py, for example: virtualenv-1.3.3/virtualenv.Py mypyenv mypyenv virtual Python environment will be created in your current directory and it will contain easy_install ready to use.
Activate it:source mypyenv/bin/activateor on Windows do: mypyenv\Scripts\activate. Bat Now, your PATH is set to point at Python executables under mypyenv. From this shell session, you will be able to easy_install whatever you want, and resulting stuff will be installed in the guts of mypyenv instead of your default Python location, thus obviating any need for admin privileges.
OS X Snow Leopard caveat: For some reason, virtualenv-1.3.3 does not play well with built-in Python under /System/Frameworks. I had to build a separate version of Python from source, and installed it under /usr/local/python_2_6_2. With that done, I used --python /usr/local/python_2_6_2/bin/python option with virtualenv.
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