Billy Ashmall

+1

I'm not sure why it's defaulting to the free channel to begin with. Altho, i just checked https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/main/linux-64/, https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/r/linux-64/, and https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/pro/linux-64/ as well, and they all have the same issue,...

Not a lot, 894M, but should be enough for a single package. Also, i found that I was able to pip install pillow in the env. (would of course prefer...

I just removed a bunch of garbage and now there is 4.9G free space, and I have the same error. Any suggestions as to finding what's stopping it from going...

``` sudo rm /web_apps/anaconda3/pkgs/cache/*.* (cs50) [ec2-user]$ CONDA_DEBUG=true conda install -c anaconda markdown2 -v DEBUG conda.gateways.logging:set_verbosity(246): verbosity set to 2 DEBUG conda.core.solve:solve_final_state(258): solving prefix /web_apps/anaconda3/envs/cs50 specs_to_remove: frozenset() specs_to_add: frozenset({MatchSpec("markdown2")}) prune: Null...

I completely removed the original anaconda installation, well, i didn't do the clean since i can't install anything, so just the `rm -rf anaconda3` Then I was able to install...

Well, I have good news / bad news... The good news is I found a way to install packages using `conda install --freeze-installed` of course the bad news is this...

@jaimergp I tried this and was able to use `conda install django` so I cancelled the install. I then did `conda config --add channels conda-forge` followed by `conda install -c...

I just tried that, if I add conda-forge, it still fails. with the -v option it only says: `Collecting package metadata (current_repodata.json): ...working...` then returns to the prompt. I wonder...

I was unable to get this to work properly and had to abandon development with parse. I have moved my development to firebase.