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[08:43:43] <opv> hi guys, i have a problem installing ansible via pip. when processing the package cffi-1.11.5, i get an error message, "No working compiler found, or bogus compiler options passed to the compiler form Python's standard 'distutils' module"

[08:44:02] <opv> GCC is not available on my platform. I've tried installing LLVM, but the issue persists. i'd be very thankful for help on this matter

[09:05:14] <ronny> opv: what kinda system are you on?

[09:05:27] <opv> ronny: Termux

[09:06:07] <ronny> opv: oh, then you are kinda in trobule - there is no manylinux wheel for such a system of cffi

[09:06:36] <opv> that's regrettable. but then again, it's reasonable for not everything to work

[09:06:36] <ronny> you mgiht be able to get cffi via apt to avoid having to use pip to install it

[09:06:47] <opv> check.

[09:07:43] <ronny> other than that i cant help tho, i dont use termux myself

[09:08:38] <ronny> have yo cosnidered using ansible via ass or triggering it otherwhise - i recall its heavy on making ssh connections and it might not be the most nice to a mobile setup

[09:11:36] <energizer> opv: i think there's an ansible channel

[09:15:11] <opv> energizer: there is. i just thought since it's an installation issue, it'd be better if i asked here. will check there too though

[09:15:24] <opv> ronny: it's just for one-off situations. i don't want to vpn and rdp into my work machine just to fire off a quick change

[09:16:45] <ronny> opv: aslo ask yourself if its agood idea fomr the infosec perspective to have ansible and secret keys to hardware of the company or customers on your actual android mobile ^^

[09:17:20] <opv> ronny: that's a very valid point. though infosec-wise, everything is compromised anyway

[09:18:01] <ronny> in that case good luck with yolo

[09:18:12] <opv> thanks :D

[10:34:44] <opv> now that i think of it, i have the google cloud console installed on there anyway

[10:34:53] <opv> so it's not like i would have more access than before with that ansible stuff