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[08:21:22] <is_null> hi all, i don't understand how to use allow-external to install apt: http://dpaste.com/16HMDAE

[08:21:39] <is_null> using pip -v install apt --allow-external https://launchpad.net/python-apt/ --allow-external https://launchpad.net/python-apt/+download but it still complains: Not searching https://launchpad.net/python-apt/+download (from https://pypi.python.org/simple/apt/) for files because external urls are disallowed. Not searching https://launchpad.net/python-apt/ (from https://pypi.python.org/simple/apt/) for fi

[08:21:45] <is_null> les because external urls are disallowed.

[08:26:39] <is_null> tried --allow-unverified apt too

[10:03:13] <ionelmc> looks like someone needs to fix their package

[17:32:11] <Wooble> jwhite007: do you have a weird umask setting? :/

[17:35:28] <jwhite007> Wooble: hmm.. not sure. would that be in my env variables?

[17:36:19] <jwhite007> Wooble: wouldn't that have affected the initial install too?

[17:38:59] <Wooble> jwhite007: if it's read-only, that was on the initial install, no?

[17:39:56] <jwhite007> Wooble: the read-only is in the latest numpy tests downloaded today.

[17:40:13] <jwhite007> Wooble: it may be a repo error.

[17:42:31] <jwhite007> Wooble: i.e., the repo maintainer may have not set things up properly.

[17:54:39] <jwhite007> Wooble: the pip upgrade of numpy on my python3 works wonderfully. i bet that there's something wrong with the numpy pip repo for python2.

[17:57:25] <ionelmc> jwhite007: repo error? what's the result of running `umask`?

[17:58:04] <ionelmc> even better, umask -S

[17:58:11] <ionelmc> can never figure out them numbers

[19:33:11] <tubbo> hi guys, i'm trying to reinstall the 1pass utility with pip, and it seems to succeed but i get the "Symbol not found: _SSLv2_method" error when i try to run `1pass` in my shell. is there a way to get pip to rebuild native extensions so that m2crypto can sense the new location of my openssl libraries?

[19:33:22] <tubbo> this happened when i upgraded openssl/libssl

[19:36:09] <tdsmith> pip install -U --force-reinstall --no-use-wheel foo should do it. you aren't maybe on OS X 10.11 are you?

[19:37:03] <tubbo> tdsmith: no, brew just updated openssl out from under me when i upgraded phantomjs earlier today

[19:37:24] <tubbo> hmm, it's still doing that

[19:37:26] <tubbo> wtf

[19:37:29] <tubbo> i hate openssl so much

[19:38:10] <tdsmith> try prepending CFLAGS=-I$(brew --prefix openssl)/include LDFLAGS=-L$(brew --prefix openssl)/lib to the command line

[19:38:49] <tubbo> nope, same error

[19:39:17] <tdsmith> if you've force-linked openssl you'll run into trouble because the relative position of /usr/lib and /usr/local/lib are different in the default os x include and linker search paths

[19:39:18] <tdsmith> dunno then

[19:39:27] <tdsmith> homebrew upgrading openssl should not have affected m2crypto though

[19:40:06] <tubbo> tdsmith: you say that, except this is precisely what happened ;)

[19:40:45] <dstufft> I don't think M2Crypto is maintained

[19:40:54] <dstufft> and I think it expects SSLv2 to exist

[19:40:57] <tubbo> i actually can't get back to openssl-1.0.0 with homebrew/versions...

[19:41:11] <tdsmith> that would do it

[19:41:20] <dstufft> oh hmm

[19:41:25] <dstufft> apparently m2crypto has recent uploads

[19:41:27] <dstufft> who knew

[19:42:04] <tdsmith> if you didn't run brew cleanup, you can run brew switch openssl 1.0.0 (or whatever version you had previously installed; check with brew info openssl)

[19:42:35] <tubbo> i did run brew cleanup

[19:43:24] <tubbo> classic C extensions... :P

[19:45:44] <dstufft> https://gitlab.com/m2crypto/m2crypto/blob/master/SWIG/_ssl.i#L55

[19:45:55] <dstufft> looks like it's still unconditionally depending on SSLv2 existing

[19:46:31] <tubbo> so...i'm assuming the version of OpenSSL that is running doesn't support SSLv2?

[19:58:43] <dstufft> tubbo: yea

[20:03:16] <tdsmith> your best option is probably to run `brew edit openssl`, delete the line containing `no-ssl2`, and then `brew reinstall openssl --build-from-source`

[20:04:03] <tdsmith> assuming m2crypto builds against 1.0.2

[20:04:07] <tubbo> blah

[20:04:15] <nanonyme> What kind of an insane person had a hard dependency on SSLvX anyway... :/

[20:04:17] <tubbo> well it seems to build, just gives me a runtime error

[22:34:28] <DanC> I just downloaded virtualenv.tgz, unpacked it, and ran virtualenv.py, but it complains: Permission denied: '/lib64/python2.6'

[22:34:49] <DanC> the docs say I should be able to use it locally from source. https://virtualenv.pypa.io/en/latest/installation.html

[22:34:55] <DanC> I used to be able to do this.

[22:35:03] <DanC> has support for this gone away?

[22:35:20] <DanC> I'm using python 2.6.9 on SLES 11

[22:35:43] <DanC> virtualenv-13.1.2

[22:37:11] <DanC> "The minimum supported Python version is now Python 2.6." -- https://virtualenv.pypa.io/en/latest/changes.html

[23:42:12] <ionelmc> DanC: pastebin some output

[23:42:56] <DanC> ok...

[23:43:30] <DanC> https://dpaste.de/e8ZH