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[06:30:16] <AlecTaylor> hi

[06:30:26] <AlecTaylor> Writing a pip-standard-compliant package server? - https://groups.google.com/d/msg/pypa-dev/sch_i5gh_aw/R6BdiZDf6ZUJ

[09:17:15] <ktosiek> I'm trying to use RequirementSet in my own code. Can I make prepare_packages ignore packages that are already ready?

[09:18:02] <ktosiek> My use case is "stacking" requirement sets to get lists of requirements for different extras + tests requirements

[19:00:54] <koolfy> hello

[19:01:40] <koolfy> I'm having troubles installing python-brisa

[19:01:53] <koolfy> Some externally hosted files were ignored as access to them may be unreliable (use --allow-external python-brisa to allow)

[19:02:21] <koolfy> dotk ~ # pip install --allow-external python-brisa

[19:02:22] <koolfy> You must give at least one requirement to install (see "pip help install")

[19:02:26] <koolfy> :(

[19:02:45] <tdsmith> python-brisa is being consumed as the argument to --allow-external

[19:02:54] <tdsmith> you need to repeat it; pip install --allow-external python-brisa python-brisa

[19:03:45] <koolfy> I'll try

[19:04:30] <koolfy> Some insecure and unverifiable files were ignored (use --allow-unverified python-brisa to allow).

[19:04:32] <koolfy> No matching distribution found for python-brisa

[19:04:34] <koolfy> I need to give both then ?

[19:04:46] <tdsmith> yep

[19:04:56] <koolfy> pip install --allow-external python-brisa --allow-unverified python-brisa python-brisa ?

[19:04:58] <koolfy> haha

[19:05:01] <koolfy> it's getting funny :p

[19:05:24] <koolfy> Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement python-brisa (from versions: )

[19:05:26] <koolfy> No matching distribution found for python-brisa

[19:06:58] <koolfy> oh I didn't see that

[19:07:11] <koolfy> /usr/lib64/python2.7/site-packages/pip/_vendor/requests/packages/urllib3/util/ssl_.py:90: InsecurePlatformWarning: A true SSLContext object is not available. This prevents urllib3 from configuring SSL appropriately and may cause certain SSL connections to fail.

[19:08:58] <nanonyme> Old Python, huh?

[19:09:28] <nanonyme> (IOW older than 2.7.8)

[19:09:35] <koolfy> 2.7.7

[19:09:41] <koolfy> okay, upgrading to .9 :)

[19:09:45] <koolfy> thanks :)

[19:11:11] <nanonyme> koolfy, I dunno if that should cause it to break but that's most likely the reason for the warnings. Older than 2.7.8 can't validate any SSL certificates

[19:12:10] <koolfy> okay

[19:17:57] <koolfy> the urllib3 error vanished

[19:17:59] <koolfy> but the problem remains

[19:18:08] <koolfy> looks like it can't find a version of python-brisa ?

[19:18:32] <koolfy> my command is exactly

[19:18:34] <koolfy> dotk ~ # pip install --allow-external python-brisa --allow-unverified python-brisa python-brisa

[19:18:49] <tdsmith> i think the pypi entry is just not configured to point to a tarball

[19:19:14] <koolfy> you mean the remote descriptor of the package ?

[19:19:38] <tdsmith> there just aren't any download URLs defined https://pypi.python.org/pypi/python-brisa/json

[19:19:56] <tdsmith> so you won't have joy trying to download it with pip

[19:20:33] <tdsmith> note the empty urls list at the bottom

[19:21:00] <koolfy> I wonder if the teacher will accept that excuse for my assignment :D

[19:21:18] <tdsmith> seems like pip might have been able to realize that earlier but maybe there are subtleties i'm missing with remotely hosted packages

[19:21:30] <koolfy> All I wanted is to make a few SOAD exchanges with dlna TVs :(

[19:21:40] <koolfy> SOAP*

[19:21:50] <tdsmith> you'll just have to download the package from the python-brisa website

[19:31:27] <gtback_> koolfy: if you trust downloading directly from their site, `pip install https://garage.maemo.org/frs/download.php/8363/python-brisa_0.10.3maemo0.tar.gz`

[19:31:59] <gtback_> works for me on OS X Yosemite, Python 2.7.10, Pip 7.0.0

[19:36:30] <koolfy> I just installed it

[19:36:34] <koolfy> :)

[19:36:54] <koolfy> trying to get it to work with the tool that's supposed to be doen with it by the same dev :D

[19:41:11] <gtback_> Probably can't help much there, sorry :-)

[19:42:44] <koolfy> np :)