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I need to install python-dev on a machine with no internet access (note: the machine has python2.7 and pip installed).



I need python-dev, as my code that needs to run on this machine depends on matplotlib, which depends on subprocess32 which depends on python-dev.



I attempted the following:



On machine (ubuntu) with internet access:



Download deb packages that python-dev depends using 'apt-get download', specifically I download the following: libexpat1-dev,libpython2.7, libpython-dev_2.7, python2.7-dev_2.7, python-dev_2.7


On machine (ubuntu) without internet access, copy the above packages and:



sudo dpkg -i *.deb



Unfortunately this does not work, giving me a bunch of errors.



What am I doing wrong? is there a better way of doing this?






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I need to install python-dev on a machine with no internet access (note: the machine has python2.7 and pip installed).



I need python-dev, as my code that needs to run on this machine depends on matplotlib, which depends on subprocess32 which depends on python-dev.



I attempted the following:



On machine (ubuntu) with internet access:



Download deb packages that python-dev depends using 'apt-get download', specifically I download the following: libexpat1-dev,libpython2.7, libpython-dev_2.7, python2.7-dev_2.7, python-dev_2.7


On machine (ubuntu) without internet access, copy the above packages and:



sudo dpkg -i *.deb



Unfortunately this does not work, giving me a bunch of errors.



What am I doing wrong? is there a better way of doing this?






linux ubuntu python







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I need to install python-dev on a machine with no internet access (note: the machine has python2.7 and pip installed).



I need python-dev, as my code that needs to run on this machine depends on matplotlib, which depends on subprocess32 which depends on python-dev.



I attempted the following:



On machine (ubuntu) with internet access:



Download deb packages that python-dev depends using 'apt-get download', specifically I download the following: libexpat1-dev,libpython2.7, libpython-dev_2.7, python2.7-dev_2.7, python-dev_2.7


On machine (ubuntu) without internet access, copy the above packages and:



sudo dpkg -i *.deb



Unfortunately this does not work, giving me a bunch of errors.



What am I doing wrong? is there a better way of doing this?






linux ubuntu python







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I need to install python-dev on a machine with no internet access (note: the machine has python2.7 and pip installed).



I need python-dev, as my code that needs to run on this machine depends on matplotlib, which depends on subprocess32 which depends on python-dev.



I attempted the following:



On machine (ubuntu) with internet access:



Download deb packages that python-dev depends using 'apt-get download', specifically I download the following: libexpat1-dev,libpython2.7, libpython-dev_2.7, python2.7-dev_2.7, python-dev_2.7


On machine (ubuntu) without internet access, copy the above packages and:



sudo dpkg -i *.deb



Unfortunately this does not work, giving me a bunch of errors.



What am I doing wrong? is there a better way of doing this?






linux ubuntu python




linux ubuntu python






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  • Welcome to Super User! What errors? Please edit your question to include this information. Cheers
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Welcome to Super User! What errors? Please edit your question to include this information. Cheers
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