Appion

r16465 adds a warning if the user did not specify a command line option for the script destination.

Could you work on install/centosAutoInstallation.py so that appion installation is put to more sensible place. I see that in there EMAN and Spider are in /usr/local. I think Appion should do the same with its own /etc/profile.d/ item. My do remember, though that since appion starts with 'a', it would be the first to execute, and it might end up at later part of path when others want to set to the head of the $PATH.

Your yes/no question will probably stop autoinstaller?

r16478: as long as we specify "--install-scripts", then setup.py will not complain, so I added this to centosAutoInstallation.py. It will figure out the default bin directory (usually /usr/bin) and then create a subdirectory "appion" below it. It will also create appion.sh and appion.csh in profile.d which add this new directory to PATH.

For now I let python packages get installed in the default location (usually /usr/lib/python.../site-packages) because this is easier and does not require any additional PYTHONPATH. I thought about forcing it to /usr/local, but this only seems appropriate if the user gets to decide this. If they are out of the loop, it seems better to put it where python normally puts it.

Looks good.

Amber, this can be tested when we get to try auto installation.