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I am bundling a graphical application with cx_freeze for Ubuntu 14, and we added a dependency on cefpython3. I installed the package from deb file, and the software runs fine from command line (python (name-of-program).pyw).

I made sure the package was included adding 

packages = ["cefpython3"]

to setup.py. Then it complained it could not find

(path-to-folder)/library.zip/cefpython3/libcef.so

so I added that to the zip via

zip_includes=[("/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.7/cefpython3/libcef.so","cefpython3/libcef.so")

and now if I open library.zip I find libcef.so inside cefpython3, as it should.

But now when I run, it complains it is not a directory:

OSError: (path-to-folder)/library.zip/cefpython3/libcef.so: cannot open shared object file: Not a directory

I tried adding libcef.so otherwise via bin_include and even include_files, but it still tries to open it in library.zip, and just fails when it cannot.

What am I doing wrong?

Francesco Dondi
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  • Maybe this post will be of help: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/cefpython/ZCQWjutERHc/FlQElKAzmrkJ – Czarek Tomczak Jul 27 '15 at 13:07
  • It seems they just don't have my problem. Most of those files are only included under Windows, so the include_files would only contain a single "res" -which gives error if I include it. I tried adding the packages they list, but to no avail. I don't see what is the difference that makes their work and not mine. My best guess is they only use it in Macs. – Francesco Dondi Jul 28 '15 at 10:28
  • I also tried adding optimize=2 and compressed=True, to no avail. – Francesco Dondi Jul 28 '15 at 11:51

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