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[00:43:37] <UraniumAnchor> I'm trying to log into https://pypi.python.org/pypi via Google OpenID and it just says "We're sorry! An error occurred trying to fulfill your request." and doesn't get past that

[02:47:39] <orangerobot> hi there. I'm trying my hand at pip and virtualenv but I've hit an apparent deadend because i need to install things as a non-root user. Now, in order to be able to do pip install as non root I must use --user option so that it gets saved to my home. But now should I use the binaries created in ~/.local/bin or those under my projects' virtualenv?

[02:48:38] <tomprince> orangerobot: If you want to install something in a virtualenv, use the pip from the virtualenv. You don't need --user for that (and I'm not sure if it does anything sensible when you do).

[02:51:08] <orangerobot> but what about the virtualenv executable itself?

[02:52:27] <tomprince> It doesn't matter which virtualenv binary you run.

[02:53:22] <orangerobot> do you recommend that I install virtualenv from my linux distro repo just to keep things simpler? tomprince

[02:53:30] <orangerobot> otherwise i would need to install virtualenv with pip

[02:57:02] <tomprince> I typically use virtualenv from the distro. (Although it will often install an old pip/setuptools into the created virtualenvs.

[02:57:34] <orangerobot> i see. thanks for helping tomprince

[02:58:30] <tomprince> It will work just fine installed too, though.

[06:36:00] <amitprakash> Hi, I've specified multiple repositories in my pypirc, how do I ask pip install to look through all the repos when installing packages?

[14:46:37] <dzen> is there a nominal way to get the requires.txt data from a python package ?

[14:48:11] <mgedmin> of an installed package? probably, with pkg_resources

[14:48:27] <dzen> of a tar.gz file :)

[14:49:15] <dzen> if there are already some classes from pip or distlib

[14:52:54] <dzen> ok we have some private packages here, and yes it's what we want to have :)

[14:53:10] <dzen> and possibly to find the possible requirements clashes

[14:56:55] <mgedmin> what's the status of the setup_requires hack (i.e. not using easy_install when a package setup_requires something)?

[14:57:02] <mgedmin> has it been included in some released pip version?

[14:59:00] <dzen> the main problem is that a lots of setup() are build dynamically :(

[15:02:24] <dzen> and, why does 'python setup.py --requires ' do not print anything ?

[15:02:34] <dzen> Am I missing something in my package ,

[15:02:48] <oldskip> hi all, can someone help with this problem: https://gist.github.com/ptrlv/d2a852a0153fd6ded0a1

[15:02:59] <oldskip> seems like a bad url for all pypi packages

[15:03:59] <xafer> strange oldskip you seem to have a newline in your index-url...

[15:04:13] <xafer> check your pip.conf

[15:05:15] <ionelmc> oldskip: you should not quote stuff in pip.conf

[15:06:00] <ionelmc> also, you probably don't need index-url at all, you should not use mirrors anymore (pypi has a cdn now)

[15:08:11] <oldskip> I reverted to the default version and it's sorted. Many thanks!

[15:08:44] <oldskip> (in fact I removed pip.conf)