JRCSTU / CO2MPAS-TA

EU's Type-Approving vehicle simulator predicting NEDC CO2 emissions from WLTP
https://co2mpas.readthedocs.io/
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No matching distribution found for traitlets>=5.0.0 (from co2mpas) #12

Closed MaikeruJon closed 7 years ago

MaikeruJon commented 7 years ago

Upgrading from co2mpas -1.4.1 to co2mpas-1.5.5 using the console. Error message "Collecting traitlets>=5.0.0 (from co2mpas) Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement traitlets>=5.0.0 (from co2mpas) (from versions: 0.0.1, 0.0.2, 4.0.0.dev0, 4.0.0, 4.1.0b1, 4.1.0, 4.2.0, 4.2.1, 4.2.2, 4.3.0b1, 4.3.0, 4.3.1, 4.3.2) No matching distribution found for traitlets>=5.0.0 (from co2mpas) console_output.docx"

VictorValverde commented 7 years ago

Dear @MaikeruJon thanks for using github. CO2MPAS 1.5.5 was released with an accompanying All-in-One (ie, not only the CO2MPAS code was upgraded but also additional python libraries as triatlets). In order to use CO2MPAS 1.5.5 we recommend you to directly download the All-in-One from its original source and follow the usual intstructions to install it. In order to remove the previous installation of CO2MPAS (1.4.1) you can simply delete its folder from your computer.

Please, write us back if you face any other problem during the upgrade or close the issue if the process ended well. Regards, Victor

MaikeruJon commented 7 years ago

Hello Victor Thanks for your support. All is OK, according to your instructions. I note, however, that the install file is now a VB script, rather than a batch file, so maybe installation instructions need updating for that. Regards Michael

VictorValverde commented 7 years ago

Thanks, we will update the installation instructions accordingly!

MaikeruJon commented 7 years ago

Hello Victor

Is it OK for me to send an E-mail to you directly? If this is not acceptable, please advise the correct procedure.

Thank you for your kind support for the CO2MPAS programme.

I am going through the notes from the workshop that was held on 15 May. I am setting my computer up according to the following instructions:

But I encountered an error. Please see the attached console output.

Please help.

Thank you

Michael

MaikeruJon commented 7 years ago

Hello Victor

Please ignore this mail.

I believe that the error was due to the file being in use.

The installation is now successful.

Best regards

Michael

From: VCA Michael J Mulvaney [mailto:michael@vca-asia.jp] Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2017 11:48 AM To: 'JRCSTU/CO2MPAS-TA' Subject: Upgrade CO2MPAS with additional features

Hello Victor

Is it OK for me to send an E-mail to you directly? If this is not acceptable, please advise the correct procedure.

Thank you for your kind support for the CO2MPAS programme.

I am going through the notes from the workshop that was held on 15 May. I am setting my computer up according to the following instructions:

But I encountered an error. Please see the attached console output.

Please help.

Thank you

Michael

MaikeruJon commented 7 years ago

Hello Victor

Can you please help me?

I have been working through the notes from the workshop held in May. Unfortunately VCA was not told about the workshop so nobody from VCA attended.

I would attach the notes to which I refer, but the pdf file is 4MB.

But the notes have been annotated, which is helpful.

I have progressed to item 11 on page 3; I confirmed the status of 'mailed' for the project.

I receive an e-mail, attached.

When I run the command at item 12, I receive the error, attached.

I am not clear on what to do. I have reviewed the sample configuration files from the web site, but I can find no answer. My e-mail account is set up as POP, so I can't receive IMAP unless I set up a separate account.

I have attached my configuration file.

Please help.

Thanks

Michael

c.GpgSpec.master_key = 'CBBB52FF'

c.DiceSpec.user_email = "michael@vca-asia.jp" c.DiceSpec.user_name = "michael@vca-asia.jp"

c.LoginCmd.srv = 'SMTP' c.TstampSender.user_email = "michael@vca-asia.jp" c.TstampSender.user_name = "michael@vca-asia.jp" c.TstampSender.host = "mail01.vserverhosts.com" c.TstampSender.port = 465 c.TstampSender.ssl = 'SSL/TLS'

c.TstampReceiver.user_email = "michael@vca-asia.jp" c.TstampReceiver.user_name = "michael@vca-asia.jp" c.TstampReceiver.host = "mail01.vserverhosts.com" c.TstampReceiver.port = 995 c.TstampReceiver.ssl = 'SSL/TLS'

c.TstampSender.subject_prefix = "[dice test]" c.TstampSender.tstamper_address = "post@stamper.itconsult.co.uk"

c.TstampSender.tstamp_recipients = [ "JRC-CO2MPAS@ec.europa.eu", "CLIMA-LDV-CO2-CORRELATION@ec.europa.eu", ]

c.TstampSender.cc_addresses = [ "michael@vca-asia.jp", # EMAIL (QUOTED) ]

dimitriskomnos commented 7 years ago

Dear @MaikeruJon,

The version you use must be the 1.5.5.post0. Is this right? For this version the command you typed

co2dice tstamp recv --raw

should not work, since it is a new feature that the upcoming releases will have. It was just introduced in the WorkShop that was held on May.

So, in case that you use the 1.5.5.post0, and you have received the response from the Time Stamper, please proceed with this:

  1. Open the email that you received and copy the response (from -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- to the end)
  2. In the console type:
    co2dice project tparse
  3. Now paste it in the console by pressing [Shift+INSERT], and send the end-stream character after a new-line, that is to say: press [Enter], [Ctrl+Z], [Enter], in a row.

The dice stamp should be decoded showing at the end of the message the random sampling number [0 to 99], and the OK/SAMPLE decision-flag.

Please reply back if the procedure went fine, or you still face problems. Kind regards, Dimitris.