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[01:59:55] <asottile> Hi #pypa, I have a hunch this might be virtualenv12 related? https://travis-ci.org/Yelp/yelp_cheetah/jobs/44998607

[02:00:23] <buck1> ImportError: No module named base64

[02:02:09] <buck1> asottile: pasted it for you in case you want to restart http://paste.pound-python.org/show/WGfD8A5snrhgZMaFqk7o/

[02:02:31] <dstufft> yea, virtualenv is a shit

[02:02:38] <dstufft> rerun the job and it should be better

[02:03:36] <asottile> this is second rerun, I'll click again though

[02:04:03] <dstufft> asottile: I mean, I jsut pulled virtualenv 12.0.3 off of PyPI, so future runs shouldn't grab it

[02:04:30] <asottile> oh so 12.0.3 was busted

[02:04:42] <dstufft> ya

[02:04:49] <asottile> cool, thanks for the help!

[09:01:20] <proffalken> Hi all, I'm hitting an issue when trying to install a package from a private repo with pip 6.0.3 on Ubuntu Trusty

[09:02:22] <proffalken> pip install --pre --no-cache-dir --no-use-wheel --allow-unverified <package_name> --allow-all-external --extra-index-url https://<private repo fqdn>/simple/ <package_name> is the command line that I am running, however

[09:02:30] <proffalken> all I get is "package not found"

[09:02:51] <proffalken> this was working fine with 1.5

[09:03:15] <proffalken> and I've seen that there are many new configuration options to ensure that packages are verified etc (hence the command line arguements above)

[09:03:21] <proffalken> but it still doesn't appear to be working

[09:03:50] <proffalken> Could not find any downloads that satisfy the requirement <package_name> No distributions at all found for <package_name>

[09:03:58] <proffalken> is the exact error message, can anyone help?

[11:18:45] <proffalken> heh, 4am on Christmas Eve for most folks, didn't realise the time out there :) I'm guessing that's why it's so quiet! :)

[13:01:24] <JeanFred> Hi!

[13:01:52] <JeanFred> May I ask a question and for assistance on this festive period ? :)

[13:12:51] <JeanFred> I happen to have a build problem which I believe may be related to the recent pip release

[16:31:01] <dstufft> proffalken: can you post the output of that command with -vvv, you can send it privately if you want

[16:31:16] <dstufft> JeanFred: just ask your question, don't need to ask to ask

[16:31:58] <JeanFred> dstufft: Sure :)

[16:32:19] <JeanFred> Was actually busy pinning my build to use pip 1.5.4 as a stop gap measure.

[18:58:55] <mihok> anyone know how I can update the email associated with my pypi account because i no longer have access to it.. and I cant reset my password otherwise T_T

[19:49:00] <ionelmc> mgedmin: are you taking another shot at https://github.com/pypa/virtualenv/issues/671 ?

[19:49:17] <ionelmc> mgedmin: ooops, i meant https://github.com/pypa/virtualenv/pull/674

[20:30:21] <jnesselr> If there's a package on pypi that's old and not released, and my app is named the same, can the old app be removed?