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What about things installed via pip that are not part of the package manager, is that not the same thing as with pyenv? You could use debian's tooling or fpm to
by _joel 10y ago
What about things installed via pip that are not part of the package manager, is that not the same thing as with pyenv? You could use debian's tooling or fpm to turn pip->dpkg but you still have the same problem of maintenance (which tbh isn't that big of a deal if you're developing, it's not a production env)
Also, I don't personally see what's wrong with having a compiler on production systems. Granted, if you don't need it and want to reduce bloat but treating it as a security hole is misguided imho. If the actor can't run gcc, then the could still upload their pre-compiled version, otherwise how would they get the source on to compile in the first place. Just seems a pointless measure