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Install fails during dependency checks... #1
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Yes ... Same with me. |
Same Here |
FWIW, With a fresh Octopi SD (2016-03-18-octopi-jessie-lite-0.13.0.img) on a RPi 3, the install worked for me. However, I first
The manual install of GStreamer would not seem to be relevant to the logged error cited above though. |
Apparently this is an interaction between pyOpenSSL and pip: |
OK. I've verified again that these steps work for installation purposes:
So, I suspect that people that hit this install issue are those that have the newest pip (9.0.1) because they've updated it after seeing the warning at the end of every plugin install. I'm going to try that next. |
I didn't have the newest pip..... Again, I started with
I didn't update pip until much later; when I went to manually remove and re-install pyOpenSSL by hand. |
Oh boy. With the newest pip, it doesn't look like the workaround works. I can't get pyOpenSSL to install at all. :-( |
The updated directions do not work for me. I note also that I did not initially have pyOpenSSL to remove with the command,
Perhaps that should have been
Which is to say, my Octopi image came with |
Maybe both? |
I had errors still after following the Readme.md |
I've reworked this so now the plugin falls back to using "ssh-keygen" if the pyOpenSSL module is too old to have the method I need, so the workaround steps are no longer necessary on systems that have ssh-keygen available. However, Windows users will still need to manually upgrade pyOpenSSL to at least 16.1 since they're less likely to have ssh-keygen on their path (unless they've installed Git for Windows). |
Hi, I'm having the same error. I'm running on the following: So is the resolution (manually removing the OpenSSL folder) you believe still valid? Thanks, |
Using OctoPrint 1.3.4 (master branch), install fails:
plugin manager console output log
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