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[00:09:32] <energizer> is the idea that `pip install something` will create ./__pypackages__/ ?

[00:19:48] <dude-x> energizer more like you can write a thing and put a __pypackage__ and it will be treated properly as such; but it requires native support in python

[15:28:37] <maxLeet`> Hi all, I was wondering if i could get a bit of help in trying to resolve this problem when trying to install django using pip. I'm getting the following error: " pip is configured with locations that require TLS/SSL, however the ssl module in Python is not available."

[17:21:14] <tos9> maxLeet`: Where did you get your python?

[17:21:19] <tos9> It sounds broken :)

[17:26:25] <maxLeet`> tos9: from this pet store down the street from my house.. the guy told me i got a good deal.

[17:27:03] <maxLeet`> tos9: from python, since it wasn't 3.6.7 which had the dependencies i needed i downloaded the version it needed for python-venv

[17:27:21] <utek> from python.org?

[17:28:48] <maxLeet`> utek: yup. it was one of the sources.

[17:29:33] <utek> what os?

[17:29:50] <utek> because it looks like either old python or one missing some libs

[17:30:14] <maxLeet`> utek: ubuntu 18.10.. and i downloaded it from https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-367/.. gzipped source tarball.

[17:30:52] <utek> so you've build it without ssl support

[17:31:20] <utek> you are probably missing openssl in your system

[17:31:26] <utek> that'd be my guess

[17:32:44] <utek> maxLeet`: `apt-get install libssl-dev` and then rebuild that python?

[17:33:41] <maxLeet`> thats what i thought but i tried installing openssl and it says its currently installed and uptodate.

[17:34:40] <maxLeet`> 6666+

[17:39:04] <utek> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[17:48:50] <maxLeet`> utek: well, im working on cleaning up my ubuntu installation.. seems like mistakes were made.

[21:23:28] <Wicaeed> Are there any guides out there out how to build a local repo mirror needed to run pip commands from a completely isolated network environment?

[21:25:32] <dude-x> devpi could fit your needs

[21:29:43] <tos9> Wicaeed: Is that all you need

[21:29:56] <tos9> Wicaeed: If so, no need for anything fancy beyond just `pip download` and `pip install --no-index --find-links`

[21:32:27] <Wicaeed> I believe so

[21:33:59] <tos9> Wicaeed: Then yeah just do the simple thing IMO.