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[00:01:21] <buck11> dstufft: ?

[02:56:46] <buck11> pip 6 doesn't preserve ordering of requirements

[02:56:51] <buck11> already reported?

[04:46:54] <avdd> https://pip.pypa.io is sending an incorrect cert

[04:47:11] <avdd> cn=a.ssl.fastly.net

[04:47:19] <avdd> sha1: 1E:94:35:60:9F:B4:38:90:D7:1E:97:E0:4D:03:BA:39:B4:84:C1:10

[04:50:19] <avdd> looks like a regional CDN issue

[05:16:53] <Alex_Gaynor> avelino: check the SANs

[05:17:16] <Alex_Gaynor> err, that was for avdd, who left

[05:18:31] <Alex_Gaynor> dstufft: how are people not supporting SANs still a thing? CN is barely a thing at this point

[08:08:38] <mgedmin> can I ask pip to list all the available versions of package X on pypi?

[08:55:55] <dstufft> mgedmin: um, don't think there's a way to list all available versions, other than hacking it with pip install >99999999

[08:56:06] <dstufft> Alex_Gaynor: I dunno

[08:58:27] <dstufft> Alex_Gaynor: $10 says it's a CentOS or RHEL box

[08:58:39] <dstufft> wget on those older boxes doesn't support SAN

[10:41:54] <bersace> Hi, how to upload a wheel to a localshop after building it with pip wheel ?

[10:42:39] <bersace> i'm seeking something like pip upload -r localshop

[10:43:09] <bersace> instead of python setup.py bdist_wheel upload (which requires setuptools)

[10:43:20] <dstufft> bersace: twine

[10:43:34] <dstufft> https://warehouse.python.org/project/twine/

[10:43:42] <dstufft> which will someday hopefully be ``pip upload``

[10:45:14] <bersace> dstufft: thanks !!

[14:11:09] <derekh> Hi all, hitting a problem with pip 6.0.2 and wondering if its a known issue ? https://bugs.launchpad.net/tripleo/+bug/1405187

[14:25:28] <derekh> nvm, the project is changing the version specifier to align with their new meanings

[17:33:30] <thedodd> greetings all

[17:34:02] <thedodd> i've got a devpi index which I am adding to my pip.conf as ``index-url = http://build.sjc.objectrocket.com:7070/myindex/prod/+simple/``

[17:34:28] <thedodd> but pip seems to try to translate this to http://build.sjc.objectrocket.com:7070/root/pypi/+simple/ no matter what I do

[17:34:38] <thedodd> any ideas as to what the problem may be??

[17:41:59] <thedodd> disregard. The problem seemed to be that I was using /etc/pip.conf and it was not being recognized properly. Had to change to ~/.pip/pip.conf.

[19:42:21] <xavi____> hello, I work for a company called Baydin and we'd like to make a small donation for pypa as a thank you for making PIP so great. Where's the best place to do that?

[19:44:04] <Guest84798> ^--- dstufft

[19:47:06] <dstufft> oh uh. Well first off thanks :D Tbh I'm not sure how to handle that heh. We're not really set up for donations (and personally I'd feel bad accepting one since I get paid to work on pip!). You might try pinging the pypa-dev mailing list to see if any of the other devs know of a good way to handle that

[19:48:00] <xavi____> Will do. Thanks again!

[19:48:17] <Guest84798> Perhaps through the PSF?

[19:54:13] <xavi____> Actually that does make a lot of sense. If that's the best route, we'll increase our contribution to the PSF.

[20:09:44] <dstufft> xavi____: the PSF totally works too!

[22:36:30] <foist> I've installed a package through `sudo pip install -U fig`, and it shows up when I do `pip freeze | grep fig`, but the `fig` command is not available as I expect it to be. Why?

[22:37:23] <dstufft> foist: did it install to /usr/local/bin and is that maybe not in your path?

[22:38:04] <foist> dstufft: how do I check where it installed to?

[22:39:03] <dstufft> foist: pip show fig -f should list all of the files, though it's relative to the site-packages directory

[22:39:04] <foist> dstufft: Location: /Library/Python/2.7/site-packages

[22:40:41] <foist> dstufft: it installed to /usr/local/bin/fig. Do I specifically need to add that to my path, or is /usr/local/bin enough?

[22:40:55] <dstufft> foist: /usr/local/bin should be enough

[22:41:26] <foist> dstufft: must be another reason?

[22:43:00] <foist> I do have /usr/local/bin in my path and pip show fig -f shows that at the top.

[22:43:38] <dstufft> foist: does ls -l /usr/local/bin/fig say it's executable?

[22:44:37] <foist> dstufft: this is weird. ls: /usr/local/bin/fig: No such file or directory

[22:46:29] <foist> dstufft: http://dpaste.com/3KCTGTR

[22:47:07] <dstufft> foist: what does pip --version say

[22:47:21] <foist> pip 6.0.2 from /Library/Python/2.7/site-packages (python 2.7)

[22:48:52] <dstufft> foist: that is strange.. what happens if you do ``sudo pip install -U fig --force-reinstall``, does that fix it?

[22:49:40] <foist> dstufft: Yes sir, thanks.

[23:38:53] <hex``> I'm having trouble with multiple projects in same host server. If I install Django 1.7.1, pip uninstall older versions automatically, breaking my old projects. How can I install requirements without uninstalling older versions?

[23:39:07] <dstufft> hex``: virtualenv

[23:40:05] <hex``> since it is a very restrict host, isn't there a command line to do such thing?

[23:40:12] <hex``> install without uninstalling older versions...

[23:42:18] <dstufft> you can't have two copies of the same thing installed into the same python

[23:42:24] <dstufft> they'll just overwrite each other

[23:43:33] <hex``> Well. Just weird, I always used different versions in webfaction and all of a sudden it's having version conflicts... I'll use virtualenv then...ty dstufft