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[12:19:12] <haypo> hi. a colleague asks me if http://www.pypi-mirrors.org/ is down or not. the webpage says "DNS resolution error", an error generated by CloudFare

[12:19:36] <haypo> is anyone aware of this website?

[12:36:26] <tos9> haypo: I don't think that's PSF-run

[12:36:31] <tos9> whois seems to say it's probably owned by https://github.com/kencochrane

[12:37:15] <haypo> i got the reply on #python-infra, the website is down and it's no more needed

[12:37:31] <tos9> Ah, OK.

[12:38:17] <tos9> Heh, the clock on my ZNC server has drifted quite a bit... Looked like you asked that 30 seconds ago.

[12:38:29] <mgedmin> ntp ftw

[12:38:57] <tos9> It's an RPi that does quite a lot. I probably turned ntpd off to save some resources

[12:39:30] <tos9> Or more likely forgot to turn it on... I guess it shouldn't really cripple things to the ground to update a time every 5 minutes.

[12:40:28] <mgedmin> I've never noticed ntpd eating any resources

[12:41:05] <mgedmin> well, except when the leap second bug made the JVM spin eating 100% cpu that one time ;)

[16:49:44] <Frenchiie> I'm trying to create a setup.py file and when i run it all of the install_requires but one install. The other one, redis, doesn't even show up in my cmd log. Is there a reason? pip install redis works fine however. code + log: https://bpaste.net/show/eeac89fd1f03

[19:52:29] <Haris> hello all

[19:52:43] <Haris> I have the following errors -> http://pastebin.ca/3195566 . don't know what's missing. please help

[19:53:45] <Haris> this is on ubuntu trusty

[19:58:37] <Wooble> Haris: looks like you're missing ncurses

[20:00:29] <Wooble> (probably the ncurses-dev package from apt)

[20:00:58] <buck1> would everyone be opposed if virtualenv also prepended LD_LIBRARY_PATH ?

[20:25:55] <kje> I’m trying to install a package that needs numpy headers. In setup.py they are getting passed into the setup function as include_dirs but the actual compilation command isn’t picking them up.

[20:25:59] <kje> Where should I look?

[20:55:18] <nZac> Hey all, can I ask questions about PyPI Here?

[20:56:57] <nZac> I am wondering if it is possible to get a sha1 of the tar file for a package.

[21:01:34] <tdsmith> there was some talk of exposing sha256 checksums through the apis but afaik that hasn't happened yet

[21:02:36] <nZac> Thanks tdsmith!

[21:02:58] <nZac> Is that something that will be worked into warehouse?

[21:03:15] <nZac> Not sure if you are familiar with development on that?

[21:03:34] <dstufft> ohai

[21:03:38] <dstufft> um

[21:03:58] <dstufft> switching to sha256 instead of md5 will likely happen after warehouse is the real PyPI

[21:04:00] <dstufft> maybe

[21:04:12] <dstufft> or maybe before that if I get the urge to fight through legacy PyPI

[21:04:27] <dstufft> it'll happen at some point though

[21:05:16] <nZac> dstufft: Thanks for the info. Do you know what the mbox_sha1sum is in the DOAP record?

[21:05:45] <dstufft> we have a mbox_sha1sum in the DOAP?

[21:06:06] <nZac> https://pypi.python.org/pypi?:action=doap&name=lxml&version=3.4.3

[21:06:51] <dstufft> apparently it's the sha1 of the maintainers email address

[21:07:28] <nZac> dstufft: Is there documentation on that somewhere... "teach a man to fish"

[21:09:58] <dstufft> nZac: No idea :) I just looked at the code (greped for doap in webui.py)

[21:10:37] <nZac> There is code somewhere for PyPI? (Total newb to how PyPI works)

[21:49:00] <nanonyme> Teach a man to whale, you get rid of him for good

[22:17:13] <Haris> ah well