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[15:08:11] <vascobnunes> hi all

[15:08:51] <vascobnunes> I'm trying to install html5lib with pip install and getting an error: "Command "python setup.py egg_info" failed with error code 1"

[15:08:58] <vascobnunes> can anyone help out?

[15:26:16] <aclark> vascobnunes: works for me: http://dpaste.com/3ABTCBW

[15:38:41] <vascobnunes> aclark: thanks. why do you 'bin/pip' ?

[15:39:22] <aclark> vascobnunes: that's where the pip from virtualenv is, alternative to source bin/activate

[16:56:35] <vascobnunes> aclark: thanks a lot, that helped

[17:56:45] <aclark> cool

[20:41:59] <gchristensen> Hi, can I make a wheel for a package which is fetched from git? ie: my requirements.txt line is git+https://github.com/grahamc/numpy.git@2b255d2#egg=numpy. can I wheel that, upload it to my --extra-index-url index, and have pip install use it?

[21:51:52] <aclark> gchristensen: yup

[21:52:05] <gchristensen> do I need to change my requirements.txt format?

[22:13:09] <Moult> wickman: ping

[22:13:45] <Moult> wickman: if you have time, can you please look at https://github.com/pantsbuild/pex/pull/33 ?

[22:27:54] <wickman> moult: yup will do. thanks for sending the PRs. busy week in the tweet mines.

[22:28:56] <Moult> wickman: sure thing - i'm not sure why travis is failing though. also, because that issue effectively blocks me from deploying, it would be great if it were resolved asap so i don't need to set up a local copy of pex :)

[23:30:46] <elarson> so I've got an odd issue and I'm curious if there is another avenue

[23:31:03] <elarson> we have a container built with a specific virtualenv (py27)

[23:31:45] <elarson> I have a service that takes a spec of sorts, creates a tmp dir, and tries to install a virtualenv, some packages and run a script.

[23:32:31] <elarson> on a normal machine this works just fine. the tempdir is created, the system has virtualenv installed and creates a tempdir local virtualenv, the script runs, the logs are uploaded to a central host, then the tempdir is removed.

[23:32:55] <elarson> on this lxc container, things get wonky, I believe, b/c the python configured is a virtualenv.

[23:33:32] <elarson> is there a good way to just use the "system" python along with some local directory to that contains packages?

[23:34:10] <elarson> for example, if I can use pip to download and unzip the packages into a local site-packages of sorts and just use PYTHONPATH or something similar to make sure they are available when running the script?

[23:34:16] <elarson> anyone have any ideas?

[23:34:45] <dstufft> elarson: pip install -t /some/local/path && PYTHONPATH=/some/local/path python

[23:37:19] <elarson> dstufft: I'll give that a go