rahulrajaram

I think `/usr/local/opt/zlib` might be a broken directory. Try `brew unlink zlib` and then retry. Otherwise, you might have to manually remove `/usr/local/opt/zlib`.

Looks like `openssl` is missing as well. Can you retry following a `brew install openssl`?

This is a standard openssl installation problem on OS X. From the looks of it, it sounds like a linkage issue just as it was with zlib. Some openssl issues...

Try: ``` brew link --force openssl ``` This should tell you what to link. I see an instruction to `export` `LDFLAGS` and `CPPFLAGS`, but you have to be careful to...

You get around the Python installation problem by installing Python through other means (e.g. `brew install python`. Note that usually, OS X comes with a Python 2.7, so you might...

@Rokt33r , glad that worked. I'd like to keep this Issue open since, aside from the Open SSL issue, there are minor usability issues that need to be fixed.

**tl;dr**: those of you still facing an issue on OS X with zlib/SSL not being found, consider symlinking to the packages installed by `brew` from `/usr/local`. ----- One other thing...

@BenTels , thanks for reaching out. It is bizarre that you are seeing this issue. Does the following command output anything? I can't get the script to fail in the...

@BenTels , Sorry for the delay in responding to you. I suspect the original problem was XFS specific, although I would need to test it on XFS to tell for...

@xesunny , thanks for reaching out, and sorry you're having issues installing Python/CLI. If installing Python is what is causing you trouble, I recommend doing so through `apt`/`brew`. Subsequently, you...