John Blance
John Blance
> when run the command get a timeout read pipy.org... hopefully this is a typo - should be pypi.org
maybe root cant access pypi.org? try without sudo? or `python -m pip install mppsolar`
its failing on bluepy - which needs to be compiled you need to install libglib2.0 first: `sudo apt-get install libglib2.0-dev` then try the `sudo pip install mppsolar` command
any reason to install the dev version? It seems to be missing poetry-core, try `sudo pip install poetry-core` first
Probably a leftover from the failed sudo install `sudo pip uninstall mppsolar` `pip uninstall mppsolar` Then do one of `sudo pip install mppsolar` (this one installs as root and installs...
try the non-sudo command looks like your setup has restricted root internet access (this is a good security practice)
it really looks like a connection problem, try downloading mppsolar from pypi.org and installing from local archive
You are mixing sudo and non sudo commands and the version you downloaded is the old version (mpp-solar vs mppsolar) Download the newer version Try install mppsolar from local with...
youve downloaded the source archive. try with the build archive https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/b9/2f/5bae593c720c8871e81fa24ec1723baf1e7bc8c43e4fa8040fde7947e3c8/mppsolar-0.12.5-py3-none-any.whl Otherwise Im not sure why pip cant reach pypi? Are you behind a proxy?
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