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[16:10:13] <raydeo> running into a reproducible issue on a windows 10 computer where pip 10.0.1, python 3.6.0 can't talk to pypi.org but works with other sites

[16:10:30] <raydeo> at firs tI thought it might be related to https://pyfound.blogspot.com/2017/01/time-to-upgrade-your-python-tls-v12.html but the howsmyssl.com check returns 1.2

[16:11:03] <raydeo> seeing a 10054 Connection Aborted error

[16:11:35] <raydeo> if I run python, import pip._vendor.requests as requests; requests.get('https://pypi.org') I see the same error as pip is returning

[16:11:54] <raydeo> Retrying (Retry(total=0, connect=None, read=None, redirect=None)) after connection broken by 'ProtocolError('Connection aborted.', ConnectionResetError(10054, 'An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host', None, 10054, None))': /simple/python-rtmidi/

[16:12:27] <raydeo> that same requests.get() can talk to google.com and www.howsmyssl.com... but it cannot talk to pypi.org or pypi.python.org

[16:13:13] <raydeo> anyone have any clues? pip --verbose doesn't output anything interesting, and it looks to be something where fastly is killing the connection afaict

[16:34:56] <di_codes> raydeo: are you behind a firewall or anything similar?

[16:35:26] <raydeo> no proxy configured and nothing on our network

[16:35:42] <raydeo> the issue is with a specific machine but I don't know enough what to look for there

[16:38:38] <raydeo> it's very clearly only an issue with the pypi domains

[20:52:18] <raydeo> dstufft: do you have any idea what might be the issue with the pypi domains and this windows 10 issue I described above?

[21:31:56] <BoogieMan> raydeo, is your time off?

[21:32:12] <BoogieMan> sync up the clock with an NTP server

[21:33:16] <BoogieMan> try this: openssl s_client -connect pypi.org:443

[21:35:40] <BoogieMan> errr. you're on windows.. nevermind lol

[21:43:43] <raydeo> BoogieMan: I imagine the clock is fine because I can connect to other sites using the same requests library that's failing to talk to pypi.org

[22:04:01] <raydeo> yeah that's not an issue afaict