Hi,
I have a question if is it possible to somehow hook an authentication for *pip
install *command on private repo? I also wonder if authentication can be
checked base on *LDAP*?
I know that there is *devpi-ldap* package but even when I have used this
package to upload my package to server I was not able to. It worked on
created user but not on LDAP saying that user does not exist (HTTPError:
401 Client Error).
Is there some workaround to make it work?
BR,
Wojtek
Guys,
I uploaded a version of a package(wheel) a few weeks ago. Now that package
has a higher version available in pypi. I can't seem to be able to get the
newer version of the package using the user index I used to upload that
package. All other user indices can access the latest version of that
package. So, the exact problem is only in the user index which I used to
upload the package.
*Description*
*User indices:*
root/pypi
user/index1
user/index2
*Uploaded Package:* Flask==0.10.1
*With Index: *user/index1
*Available New Version Of Package: *Flask==0.11.1
*Command:* pip install -i http://mypypi.example.com/user/index1/
Flask==0.11.1 --trusted-host mypypi.example.com
*Error:* Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement
Flask==0.11.1 (from versions: 0.10.1)
No matching distribution found for Flask==0.11.1
*Command: *pip install -i http://mypypi.example.com/user/index2/
Flask==0.11.1 --trusted-host mypypi.example.com
*Result: *Success
*Command: *pip install -i http://mypypi.example.com/root/pypi/
Flask==0.11.1 --trusted-host mypypi.example.com
*Result: *Success
*Devpi Server: *4.0.0
Is there a way to check and get the latest version of Flask package in pypi
using user/index1 instead of getting stuck to 0.10.1? I would prefer not
deleting the older package if I don't NEED to.
Thank you in advance.
Subir
