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[09:34:04] <mgedmin> I may have found a bug in pip, let me try to reproduce

[09:35:26] <mgedmin> specifically: https://github.com/gtimelog/gtimelog/commit/4a6c90dda73ddf24e07f1abe3c4b1adc04a4f6ef

[09:35:52] <mgedmin> without that change pip install -e creates a .pth file that points to /home/mg/src/gtimelog instead of /home/mg/src/gtimelog/src, and so 'import gtimelog' fails to work

[10:00:12] <mgedmin> I can reproduce with 'python setup.py develop' so it's not a pip bug

[10:01:37] <mgedmin> that would be https://bitbucket.org/pypa/setuptools/issue/230/develop-mode-does-not-respect-src

[19:13:01] <superkuh> Hi. I am having trouble with the Twisted package and pip. Pip errors out complaining about ssl every time I try to install something, http://pastebin.com/w1wreuFC

[19:15:34] <superkuh> It does the same thing even after I uninstall and reinstall PIP through my package manage repos.

[19:18:25] <superkuh> I purged and reinstalled python-openssl. I get the same error.

[19:18:40] <superkuh> All attempts to install anything via PIP fail with the pyopenssl bug.

[19:19:18] <superkuh> I've been working at this for about a week now. Any tips would be appreciated.

[19:21:52] <superkuh> Seems to be a known issue that is not fixed in pyopenssl. The thing I'm really confused about is this all worked fine for me up until about a week ago.

[19:21:54] <superkuh> https://github.com/pyca/pyopenssl/issues/15

[19:24:44] <tomprince> It looks like you are using a pip from a python2.6 install in /usr/local

[19:32:02] <superkuh> Aha.... two installs would certainly mess me up. Thanks.

[19:32:22] <superkuh> (I have no idea how that got there or how to remove it without borking my system python install)

[19:32:33] <superkuh> Time to go to an even more general python channel.

[19:40:34] <superkuh> http://xkcd.com/349/ - This is my life now.

[19:45:00] <tomprince> superkuh: You should probably get rid of the old python2.6 install.

[19:45:19] <tomprince> But you coud probably run /usr/bin/pip directly ( or better yet, use a virtualenv).

[19:46:26] <superkuh> I'd like to get rid of the one in /usr/local. For now I just linked the system python on top of the /usr/local/... . But that didn't work.