Michael Hart

Yeah, they just use a more standard method of distributing npm binaries, using the `bin` property: https://github.com/Medium/phantomjs/blob/master/package.json#L34-L36 Which links to a shim that executes the "real" binary: https://github.com/Medium/phantomjs/blob/master/bin/phantomjs

Works for me with Python 3.9.10 (under /opt/homebrew/bin/python)

Er, sorry, sent that from the wrong computer. Try again: Works for me with Python 3.9.6 (under /usr/bin/python3)

It sounds like it might be a `PyOpenSSL` problem (possibly with something to do with `libffi` too) – specific to certain setups: https://github.com/pyca/pyopenssl/issues/873

In both my cases I was using either system python, or regular homebrew python – could it be something to do with conda or one of the packages in your...

Finally got around to addressing this 😅 Published as v1.0.14 Hope that doesn't break anyone!

@robtimmer @kyranb @alukach Apologies for leaving it so long, but if you're still using this library (or can remember), can you tell me what errors you're encountering? In the testing...

@robtimmer I actually meant it worked when I included the range header (and didn't sign it). I can do multipart downloads no problem. What platform were you using this lib...

@alukach interesting – I notice that S3 is telling you the header needs to match `accept-encoding:gzip, identity` – I wonder if that's Cloudflare (or whatever provider you're using) adding the...

@alukach also I think the `` details from the error message were truncated in the last part of your message (for `/test3`) – not sure exactly what's going on there