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[10:10:19] <Muchoz> Does someone know why I'm getting the following error when issueing the command pip install -r PATH (the path is correct and it works fine on OS X but not on our Linux server):ValueError: ('Expected version spec in', 'Development/workspace/requirements.txt', 'at', '/workspace/requirements.txt') this is

[10:10:57] <Muchoz> I meant to add a breakline, mb. But here is the requirements.txt: http://hastebin.com/ibatividuz.hs

[10:12:25] <Muchoz> This is the actual script: http://hastebin.com/equvabeluk.bash

[10:12:31] <Muchoz> Could it be because of the space in the path?

[10:21:49] <Muchoz> Found it :/

[16:59:32] <Phibs> Can anyone help me figure out why the index created after a bandersnatch full mirror doesn't match the real pypi mirror ?

[17:40:09] <carljm> Phibs: Sorry, I'm not experienced with bandersnatch. If you're not having luck here, you might have better luck on the distutils-sig@python.org mailing list? I'm pretty sure the author of bandersnatch is on that list.

[17:47:19] <Phibs> ok cool

[17:47:21] <Phibs> thanks carljm

[18:36:25] <NaOH> Why does it say that it installed timeuuid, then immediately says "could not find required distribution timeuuid"

[18:36:27] <NaOH> http://bpaste.net/show/AjDBexciIQseKRkRItIH/

[19:22:19] <carljm> NaOH: Not sure, but my best guess is that the timeuuid egg it used is broken, and installs something which does not identify itself as timeuuid 0.3.5

[19:22:47] <carljm> So it successfully installed that egg, but upon trying to access the installed metadata to look for dependencies, it failed to find the thing it thought it had just installed.

[19:23:38] <carljm> Since it looks like it installed from git; I'd check to make sure that the "v0.3.5" tag in the timeuuid git repo actually identifies itself as version 0.3.5 in setup.py