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[04:03:02] <jwhite007> i'm having troubles with 'mkproject - -python=$(which python3)' traceback is here… traceback here… http://paste.pound-python.org/show/dYYwEJ6Gf5YcgcmR680Q/

[14:58:00] <neonDUDU> hello i would like to know the correct command for install these modules, i have found some but i cannot find all of them, here is a paste with the modules i need working on my ubuntu server http://pastebin.com/JxYtHS3u

[14:59:57] <neonDUDU> for example if you need socks and you do pip install socks it won`t find anything, instead you have to do pip install SocksiPy-branch

[15:00:07] <neonDUDU> anyone ?

[15:10:29] <neonDUDU> come on guys, i have googled 2 days now for this

[15:10:35] <neonDUDU> just need to get it running that`s it

[15:14:57] <elarson> neonDUDU: most of those are in the standard lib assuming you're running a reasonably recent version of python

[15:15:36] <neonDUDU> i don`t know man i just want to get it installed i have 2 days on it

[15:15:47] <elarson> requesocks, requests and, I'm guessing, extraction are the only packages you'd probably need to resolve

[15:16:02] <elarson> does the code you are trying to run have a setup.py included?

[15:17:29] <neonDUDU> nope it doesn`t, here`s the script i want to run

[15:17:30] <neonDUDU> https://raw.githubusercontent.com/milo2012/proxy_tester/master/proxyTester.py

[15:18:10] <elarson> ok, all those packages are on pypi, so you should be able to just pip install $mod (ie pip install resquesocks)

[15:19:03] <neonDUDU> ok so pip install "eachoneofthem"

[15:19:52] <elarson> neonDUDU: right, just the 3 I mentioned above. the others should already be available

[15:20:04] <elarson> unless I'm wrong, then pip install them as neeed

[15:20:09] <elarson> *needed

[15:20:40] <neonDUDU> ok man i give it a try

[15:21:26] <torarne> Q: How do I modify a package install from pip? Its a requirement of my project but I need to add a feature, is there a way to have pip pull down the git repo which I can work off of? Or reference a local version of the package?

[15:21:42] <torarne> i assume i shouldnt modify things directly in ./env/lib/python2.7/site-packages/ :)

[16:47:32] <ionelmc> torarne: pip install --editable

[16:57:53] <kingkong> hi. im on debian wheezy and getting warning on pip upgrade. its output https://paste.kde.org/pswum30yf/gmxqx1

[16:58:27] <tuco_> hi there.. so i have a simple nginx index of packages and can't for the love of got get pip to install a package that is hosted there.. i have tried about every permutation of --allow-external --allow-all-external and --allow-unverified there is

[16:59:34] <tuco_> it has been working with pip 6.1.1

[19:04:33] <nanonyme> kingkong, just ignore that, it goes away after you upgrade to a non-obsolete version of Python