Specifying a django download link in djangorecipe with buildout - django

Question

I want to deploy my django project using buildout, so I use djangorecipe, but
It will automatically download Django
as says in the readme, and I want to have the option to specify a url to download django (i.e. from a pypi server).
I try to set it with index and find-links buildout options but when they say automatically is true.
I searched through several recipes and found out 2 djangorecipe's forks that seem go in a similar direction, these are thechristmaspig and djbuild. The first left the download responsibility to the recipe zerokspot.recipe.git and the second allow to specify a svn repo. But both of them haven't recent activity (more than 2 years) and a very small community, that poor support make me out.
Can you suggest another way without hacks djangorecipe?
UPDATE:
I had tested with some options without success:
mr.developer:
In djangorecipe mentions use this recipe and I try with fs option of source but no way with an url like this:
[sources]
django = fs http://pypi_server/simple/
I tested with several settings but it seems only works with directory in file system
zc.recipe.egg:
But it also use the same url of the djangorecipe and no found a way change it
UPDATE2:
gp.recipe.pip:
Same results of zc.recipe.egg, but notice something: If remove the use of djangorecipe i.e. (commenting this section):
[buildout]
parts = pip
[pip]
recipe = gp.recipe.pip
install = django
#[django]
#recipe = djangorecipe
#settings = settings
it download django from the local pypi server. With django enabled (uncommenting django section and add django to buildout:parts) it download from www.djangoproject.com server.
In order to execute gp.recipe.pip first (so djangorecipe found django installed) I'm tried with two ways for refering a variable:
Refering a pip's variable from django section (as explain in the section "Automatic part selection and ordering" of buildout docs)
Proceding with section Extending sections (macros) of buildout docs
Note that reorganize sections or change the values order in parts variable no matters for change the execution order.
But again no success
Any ideas?
Thanks

Answer 1

Based on the UPDATE2's comments in the question I figure to have two .cfg files: the one with only pip settings and the second for django settings. Then execute twice buildout using -c option to specify files. So with first buildout call it installs django from pypi server, second encounter that django has been installed and move on. This should works and maybe this is the solution, any other? thx