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    copied!<p>Hello and thanks for the two options put forward in attempt to answer this question. I was unable to get back to this problem until recently at which point I read these answers and tried one of them before stumbling across the best solution. </p> <p>Given everything else I was working with was being done from source I tried that (thanks for the link I had been unable to find the source prior) and as I feared I was unable to install pyramid that way given the number of dependencies it needs to install along with it. This however did give me the ability to see exactly what the dependency packages were. </p> <p>I was getting ready to try the other option with the virtualenv relocatable flag but before I did I came across an option in pip, which is installed as part of virtualenv, that allows you to bundle packages and install them later without the need of a network connection. This ended up being the solution I tried and it worked. At least mostly. </p> <p>The solution to the basic question is this. </p> <p>1)Change directories to your virtualenv dir</p> <pre><code>[user home]$ cd /path/to/virualenv/directory </code></pre> <p>2)Type the following on a network connected system and it will download the pyramid files and dependencies into the bundle file</p> <pre><code>[virtualenv_directory]$ bin/pip bundle &lt;nameOfBundle&gt;.pybundle pyramid </code></pre> <p>3) move to target system and cd to target directory as above and install with the following command</p> <pre><code>[virtualenv_directory]$ bin/pip install &lt;nameOfBundle&gt;.pybundle </code></pre> <p>and in this case it will install the pyramid files and dependencies. </p>
 

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