Closed wlfbck closed 1 year ago
I'm afraid not. This is some issue with pip on your system where it fails to install things correctly.
I would suggest reporting the issue to Debian and see if they can help. Python 3.4 is very old now, so it's likely the Python community won't be able to help here.
This is on Debian Jessie (yes, its old and no, i cannot upgrade it sadly). Python3 is freshly installed via
apt-get install python3
. The installed python verison isPython 3.4.2
. Downloaded the latest released, unzipped and executedpython3 setup.py install
in that folder:A bit of googling tells me to also install:
apt-get install python3-setuptools
. I do that, and afterwards executingpython3 setup.py install
again:So it seems the requirements cannot be downloaded for some reason. I noticed that
pip
is not included in Debians Python installation, so i also installed that, but it didn't help. I then noticed thatapt-get
offers me packages likepython3-redis
andpython3-simplejson
which gets me a bit further, but there seems to be no package forjwcrypto
. Also this does not seems like the correct way to do this.Any words of advice?