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[05:30:12] <iruyanka> Hi
[05:30:26] <iruyanka> I have a question
[05:30:57] <iruyanka> i intalled http://domoticx.com/synology-nas-python-package-manager-pip-installeren/
[05:31:06] <iruyanka> curl -k https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pypa/pip/master/contrib/get-pip.py | python
[05:31:23] <iruyanka> how to unintall get-pip.py?
[05:57:34] <glyph> iruyanka: In most places now, get-pip.py is outdated. What version of Python are you using?
[05:58:01] <glyph> Oh jeez :(
[05:58:07] <glyph> iruyanka: PLEASE do not use 'curl -k' ever
[05:58:13] <glyph> iruyanka: It means "do not check security"
[05:58:46] <glyph> iruyanka: in other words, if anyone bad is on your network, or on any network between you and github, you will be installing random code that they want you to, instead of actual pip
[06:00:34] <iruyanka> version 2.7
[06:01:27] <glyph> iruyanka: 2.7.?
[06:01:59] <iruyanka> pip 7.1.2 from /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages (python 2.7)
[06:02:02] <iruyanka> yes
[06:02:34] <iruyanka> umm i want just uninatall get-pip.py
[06:02:50] <glyph> iruyanka: "uninstall" you mean?
[06:03:55] <iruyanka> before install pip command not work.
[06:04:15] <iruyanka> but install after pip comman works
[06:04:29] <iruyanka> sorry my english not good.
[06:04:40] <glyph> iruyanka: It's OK. I am sure your english is better than me attempting to speak your language :)
[06:04:40] <iruyanka> so i want before install time
[06:04:59] <iruyanka> can't work pip command
[06:05:28] <glyph> iruyanka: I do not understand what you want.
[06:05:43] <glyph> iruyanka: So far, I understand: You installed pip, using get-pip.
[06:05:56] <glyph> Now, do you want to remove pip?
[06:06:39] <iruyanka> ummm just get-pip.py
[06:07:16] <glyph> iruyanka: So you wish to remove the temporary file 'get-pip.py', that was used to install pip?
[06:07:37] <iruyanka> So you wish to remove the temporary file 'get-pip.py'
[06:07:38] <iruyanka> yes
[06:07:46] <glyph> iruyanka: If you do "curl ... | something", then "something" is run with the output of curl. No temporary file is created. There is no 'get-pip.py' on your system.
[06:07:47] <iruyanka> i guess it is.
[06:08:01] <glyph> iruyanka: So you do not need to do anything ;)
[06:08:14] <glyph> iruyanka: Just curious, what is your native language?
[06:08:24] <iruyanka> korean
[06:08:36] <glyph> Aah. I do not speak even a little korean, sorry :(
[06:08:36] <iruyanka> haha
[06:08:53] <iruyanka> no no kk
[06:09:05] <iruyanka> hmm
[06:09:19] <iruyanka> http://domoticx.com/synology-nas-python-package-manager-pip-installeren/
[06:09:31] <glyph> iruyanka: 그들은 translate.google.com을 사용하는 경우 물론, 사람이 어떤 언어를 말할 수 있습니다.
[06:09:32] <iruyanka> this page on synology
[06:09:48] <iruyanka> bot google not perfact
[06:10:09] <glyph> iruyanka: 과연. 구글은 종종 잘못된 것입니다.
[06:10:09] <iruyanka> i'm using synology
[06:10:14] <glyph> iruyanka: Sorry, I'll stop :)
[06:10:41] <glyph> iruyanka: In the future, you should use 'python -m ensurepip' rather than 'get-pip'
[06:11:10] <iruyanka> yes
[06:11:13] <glyph> iruyanka: I do not know Synology, but most Python installations - 2.7.9 and later - include this module to install pip.
[06:11:39] <iruyanka> ah...
[06:12:05] <glyph> iruyanka: when I said "2.7.?" what I meant was "run python --version and tell me if it is greater than 2.7.9"
[06:12:55] <iruyanka> pip 7.1.2 from /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages (python 2.7)
[06:13:34] <iruyanka> synology on 2 kind /python2.7/
[06:13:41] <iruyanka> 1. /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages
[06:14:03] <iruyanka> 2. /volume1/@appstore/python/lib/python2.7
[06:14:12] <iruyanka> but 2 not same
[06:14:17] <iruyanka> 1 and 2
[06:15:15] <iruyanka> The pip command did not work before installing the get-pip.
[06:15:42] <iruyanka> After a get-pip pip install command should work. I would like to revert to pre-install.
[06:16:08] <iruyanka> google trans...
[06:17:59] <iruyanka> this time pip command work /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages
[06:18:09] <iruyanka> can i change /volume1/@appstore/python/lib/python2.7 ?
[06:22:52] <iruyanka> If pip do not, then you can try to make symbolic links with the command:
[06:22:53] <iruyanka> hey
[06:23:08] <iruyanka> get-pip.py is symbolic links?
[06:25:56] <glyph> I said to run 'python --version'
[06:25:59] <glyph> you ran 'pip --version'
[06:26:30] <iruyanka> Python 2.7.9
[06:26:32] <glyph> I still do not really understand your question about get-pip.py.
[06:27:02] <glyph> If you want to _uninstall pip_ you can just do 'pip uninstall pip'
[06:27:11] <glyph> get-pip.py itself is an installer, it is not installed.
[06:27:50] <glyph> It sounds like you want to install virtualenv.
[06:28:17] <glyph> If you use pip to globally install packages, it only has a few choices, and if your Python is in /usr/bin/python then /volume1/@appstore/python is not one of those options.
[06:31:10] <iruyanka> http://domoticx.com/synology-nas-python-package-manager-pip-installeren/
[06:31:15] <iruyanka> Installing collected packages: pip
[06:31:15] <iruyanka> Successfully installed pip-6.0.6
[06:31:35] <iruyanka> so i guess get-pip.py installed.
[06:31:51] <glyph> iruyanka: If you want to un-do that, 'pip uninstall pip'.
[06:32:04] <glyph> pip can remove itself.
[06:34:35] <iruyanka> hmm ok how to remove pip?
[06:40:31] <iruyanka> hmm i guess synology didn't have pip, but i installed get-pip.py
[06:40:41] <iruyanka> so i can use pip command.
[06:41:04] <iruyanka> i'm not sure.
[06:43:10] <iruyanka> Thanks. you are very kind glyph.
[06:43:11] <iruyanka> bye
[20:48:02] <ionelmc> anaconda (still) didn't release sources for the binaries they provide right?
[23:17:36] <mhils> dstufft: I just stumbled upon https://github.com/pyca/cryptography/commit/9a0ad0439324201f8a82fc48f1d358596a666921 - are there any known issues with requiring a fairly recent version of setuptools?
[23:18:13] <mhils> I'd love to ship a mitmproxy wheel, but we'd need range operators for environment markers, which is setuptools >= 17.1. Does that work on Ubuntu 12 LTS etc. at all?