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[10:59:09] <fnstudio> hi, i have problems with pip (version 8.1.2 on python 2.7.11)

[11:00:27] <fnstudio> i'm using `pip install --index-url=https://pypi.python.org/pypi/ --extra-index-url=http://pypi.example.com/simple/ --trusted-host=pypi.example.com example-package==1.0`

[11:01:10] <fnstudio> but it seems that example.com completely hides the official repo

[11:02:52] <fnstudio> in fact, my package depends on a package from pypi - say `requests` - and the command above fails because that dependency cannot be resolved

[11:03:29] <fnstudio> i'm probably doing something wrong, somewhere, but can anyone help me debug this?

[11:03:31] <dstufft> what command

[11:03:56] <fnstudio> dstufft: hi, yeah you were offline in that very moment: < fnstudio> i'm using `pip install --index-url=https://pypi.python.org/pypi/ --extra-index-url=http://pypi.example.com/simple/ --trusted-host=pypi.example.com example-package==1.0`

[11:04:25] <dstufft> https://pypi.python.org/simple/ not https://pypi.python.org/pypi/

[11:04:38] <fnstudio> (pip 8.1.2 on python 2.7)

[11:05:53] <fnstudio> dstufft: i get this error `HTTPError: 404 Client Error: NOT FOUND for url: http://pypi.wfp.org/simple/django-uuidfield/`

[11:06:35] <dstufft> is pypi.wfp.org your extra index url

[11:06:59] <fnstudio> ooops, yes it is :)

[11:07:15] <fnstudio> consider it example.com :)

[11:08:11] <dstufft> fnstudio: can you paste the output you're getting

[11:08:37] <fnstudio> i'm not sure, but it seems that - once i use --external-index-url - that is used for everything

[11:08:41] <fnstudio> yes sure

[11:14:07] <fnstudio> dstufft: http://dpaste.com/28A6WXR

[11:15:13] <dstufft> fnstudio: try ``pip install --upgrade --force-reinstall pip``

[11:15:20] <dstufft> then when that finishes, try your command again

[11:16:06] <fnstudio> dstufft: cool, it's working now

[11:16:21] <dstufft> fnstudio: file a bug with Debian or Ubuntu whichever you're using

[11:16:51] <dstufft> tell them their patching seems to be breaking pip catching 404 errors

[11:16:58] <fnstudio> dstufft: i will (debian), that was veeery helpful! thanks a lot

[11:17:12] <dstufft> no problem :)

[21:23:17] <melwitt> hi, I was wondering if anyone could explain how tarballs become accessible at http://pypi.python.org/packages/source/p/%{name}/%{name}-%{version}.tar.gz? I'm seeing a situation where a recently released version isn't available at the described url

[21:23:35] <melwitt> is there some delay for it?

[21:46:13] <melwitt> I have been informed the url pattern has changed to http://pypi.io/packages/source/p/%{name}/%{name}-%{version}.tar.gz

[21:58:44] <melwitt> *https

[22:27:48] <ryanhiebert> I need to delete the cached wheel that pip built for psycopg2, as I just upgraded PostgreSQL and the path to the c libraries has changed. Where is the cache? I have used --no-cache-dir, and that gives me a good build, but it doesn't remove the bad build from the cache, and tox still uses that cache.

[22:28:12] <ryanhiebert> I'm on OSX, and my python is built with Pythonz

[22:28:51] <tdsmith> ~/Library/Caches/pip/wheels maybe

[22:30:27] <ryanhiebert> yeah, I see a bunch of folders there. Let me try a search to see if I can find the right wheel in there.

[22:38:25] <ryanhiebert> that worked. Was able to do a search with `find` and found all the psycopg2 wheels and delete them.

[22:38:28] <ryanhiebert> thank you

[23:15:15] <tdsmith> i know we like to joke about things reimplementing autotools but has anyone actually reimplemented autotools in something other than m4