Erik Cederstrand

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icon company @novonesis icon location Copenhagen, DK icon location Backend Python programmer. FreeBSD fanboy. Relatively non-horrible personality. Currently working on bioinformatics big data platforms.

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Add TSaslClientTransport?

Ping? We would really like to be able to connect to kerberos services.

Build wheels for Python >=3.8 on Linux

With #1516, this is just waiting for a new release of pytraj to PyPI :-)

Build wheels for Python >=3.8 on Linux

Hi @hainm Would you be able to cut a new release of pytraj and upload new packages to PyPI?

Build wheels for Python >=3.8 on Linux

Cool. Thanks! I apologize for my eagerness. I'm maintaining a JupyterHub installation with almost 700 Python packages, and this is the last one missing Python 3.8 support :-)

Build wheels for Python >=3.8 on Linux

@hainm What is the current procedure to build a pip wheel from pytraj source? I'm reading https://github.com/Amber-MD/pytraj/blob/master/DEVELOPMENT.md but build_pip.sh has been moved to the "deprecated" folder: https://github.com/hainm/pytraj-build-box/tree/master/deprecated so I'm wondering...

Build wheels for Python >=3.8 on Linux

Thanks for the pointers! I'll give it a go and let you know. I very much understand that daily work and family take priority over open source work :-)

Build wheels for Python >=3.8 on Linux

I can't see traces of the 2.0.5 release here on GitHub, but I have confirmed that the Python 3.8 packages for 2.0.5 on PyPI work for us. Thanks for all...

Build wheels for Python >=3.8 on Linux

Hmm, I must have messed up my test somehow. There are only OS X packages for 3.8 on PyPI.

Build wheels for Python >=3.8 on Linux

With the slight change in https://github.com/ecederstrand/pytraj/commit/881b4478ae9048813a0790391279350c505d518f, I was able to build binary packages for Python 3.8 without the Docker image, using the standard `build_ext bdist_wheel` command: ```bash git clone https://github.com/ecederstrand/pytraj.git...

Allow defining the NTLM compatibility level

I just came out of a nasty debugging session that turned out to lead here. We were using `requests_ntlm` to talk to a server that turned out to only support...