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I have a Python virtualenv (created with virtualenvwerapper) in one user account. I would like to use it from another user account on the same host.
How can I do this?
How can I set up virtual environments so as to be available to any user on the host? (Primarily Linux / Debian but also Mac OSX.)
Thanks.
Put it in a user-neutral directory, and make it group-readable.
For instance, for libraries, I use
/srv/http/share/for sharing code across web applications.You could use
/usr/local/share/for normal applications.