You'll need to manually register these.
You can, however, use the PyPI web interface to do this. The central PyPI server has a Package submission
link in the left-hand menu bar, leading to http://pypi.python.org/pypi?%3Aaction=submit_form
, presumably your local installation has the same.
Your .egg
s are either directories, or zip files. If it is not a directory, you need to unzip the file to look inside (create a copy that you rename to have a .zip
extension if that'll make it easier for your tools to recognize it as a zip file).
You'll find a EGG-INFO
subdirectory inside the egg, and inside of that you'll find a PKG-INFO
file. You can upload this file to the package submission form to replace the setup.py register
command.
Once registered, the web UI lets you navigate to the package, from there to the files
section of a specific package and upload the egg file.