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Amazon Linux: ImportError: No module named cryptography.hazmat.bindings.openssl.binding #2544
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Any update.. I am also facing the same issue..
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try this |
Same issue, also resolved by prefixing sudo. How come this is the fix? |
Same issue occurred and fixed using sudo, thanks |
I'm experiencing this issue too after updating to the latest certbot on Amazon Linux (Linux ip-172-31-10-255 4.9.75-25.55.amzn1.x86_64 #1 SMP Fri Jan 5 23:50:27 UTC 2018 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux) It seems that the cryptography package is being installed under but python is not finding it because it is not looking/operating out of the lib64 path. Notice all the paths below are I've completely removed this env
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@utdrmac I ran into the same error a moment ago deploying a new certificate - your comment inspired the following hacky fix, gathered by peeling the onion and linking the dependencies back to the
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@HinchK I thought about that too but yes, very hack-y indeed. Check out this solution instead: #1680 (comment) I verify it works on latest elastic beanstalk. |
@HinchK Thanks. That (temporarily) fixed it for me. (AWS) |
@HinchK, you solution was amazing. Thanks. |
Chiming in that @HinchK's solution similarly fixed my AWS Linux server. It broke when I went to update my cert today and certbot updated from 0.19.0 to 0.21.1. |
Just ran into the problem myself, for the second time. Seems to be a problem when certbot runs upgrades without sufficient permissions. The update is failing silently, leaving the software in a bad state detected when certbot tries to actually run. Better error detection in the library installation / update routine might help prevent future confusion. |
The solution that @utdrmac linked to above worked to fix this for me (but had to run it as root). Got the same error when certbot tried to upgrade to 0.22.0 just now (on AWS EC2). |
Just ran into this issue again in a different AWS region; and can confirm @utdrmac's installation via pip worked for me! #1680 (comment) Rolling out the pip certbot across my instances; as my previous symlink workaround was a pretty gross hack that worked but might not work down the road. |
I ran into the same problem. Here's what solved it for me: /opt/eff.org/certbot/venv/local/bin/pip install cryptography interface |
after trying everything else, @HinchK 's hack was the only thing that worked for me |
I can also confirm awls99 - encountered the same issue last few days, tried everything, all solutions had 0 affect on the issue. |
@gmegidish solution worked great for me. i'm running it on an amazon linux ec2 instance. |
@HinchK one shot one kill! :-) |
@gmegidish is the man!!! |
/opt/eff.org/certbot/venv/local/bin/pip install cryptography interface worked for me! |
@alex, any idea what could be going on here? We're currently using cryptography 2.0.2, pyOpenSSL 16.2.0, and the other pinnings in https://github.com/certbot/certbot/blob/master/letsencrypt-auto-source/pieces/dependency-requirements.txt. |
If this is about Amazon Linux, I guess it's pypa/pip#4464 cc: @reaperhulk |
hey there, I found a solution that worked for me by CTRL-F the web with my eyes. On this link @utdrmac installs certbot in with pip directly. And oh, think about installing certbot plugins using pip also to manage automatic configuration of let say nginx (by @bmw ): Good luck ! edit: I am also installing certificates on Amazon linux. |
Hit this problem again, followed the simple steps on @eregnier 's post's links, worked first try, now my crontab looks like: |
I've the same problem today, the solution of @HinchK works fine, I just have to replace the ln -s /opt/eff.org/certbot/venv/local/lib64/python2.7/dist-packages/cryptography-2.0.2.dist-info /opt/eff.org/certbot/venv/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/cryptography-2.0.2.dist-info by and worked as a charm. |
I faced this issue today. cd /opt/eff.org/certbot/venv/lib64/python2.7 And that's all, it worked for me. |
Confirm @smartITNinja solution worked for me as well. |
Are those having issues on Amazon Linux 1 or 2? If it's Amazon Linux 2, you can and should use the EPEL7 packages over |
@smartITNinja @lpkirby You really hard linked dist-packages to site-packages? |
@bmw Amazon Linux 1 @saiday sorry, it's a "soft link" instead of a hard link. The comment is fixed now, including the correct steps. Thanks!
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Huh. I unfortunately don't know enough about Amazon Linux 2 to provide a recommendation one way or another then. All I can say is:
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@smartITNinja thx,this solved my problem in my amazon EC2 |
@smartITNinja that worked for me on an Amazon Linux 1 EC2 today. Cheers 👍 |
The only thing that worked was @smartITNinja's hack. I run into this problem all the time. The certbot script needs to be updated to "catch" this and either work around it or provide a useful error message. AWS EC2 is a major distribution and Let's Encrypt should work out of the box with it. PERIOD. |
Was running into the same issue on an Amazon Linux AMI. Ended up just using the certbot docker container. Took all of about 90 seconds. Assuming you have docker installed and running:
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I had this issue on my base AMI I use. I did this to solve the issue. (symlink did not work for me)
Now that the base is fixed, I can use it for any website as expected. This way is good if you do not have a cert already and are only working on your base. If you already have a cert or need to renew:
The append |
Thanks to @gmegidish I came to the solution which worked for me:
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To update: |
This did the trick: |
This did the trick for me also. |
AND ... the latest certbot update crashed with:
Used the following to fix it:
And that got me working again ... maybe it shouldn't auto update? |
If you want that behavior you can use the flag Also remember that when you first run certbot-auto with no flags on Amazon Linux it exits with the message:
Until that changes (which is tracked by #6505), I think you should continue to expect to have issues like these. |
I have an solution for Ec2 Amazon Linux AMI instance: Install all packages in venv: test: Working for me in two instances AMI. =) |
For what it's worth, I decided to abandon the
I know it's not recommended -- but it worked for me! By the way, on Amazon Linux 2, it's in the package manager, all you need to do there is
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The solution is to enable EPEL , simply run
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The certbot-auto script on my sever just automatically updated itself (I didn't realize it would do that and now I know about the I managed to find a solution that worked here: https://aws.nz/best-practice/letsencrypt-amazon-linux/ |
Worked for me as well after lots of mess! Zope and Cryptography kept me in deadlock in installing |
While attempting to run on Amazon Linux:
Linux ip #1 SMP Sat Oct 24 01:31:37 UTC 2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Git commit hash:
6950dbd0708d3ba16b717ad1097332fc37e33f15
I get the following error:
This was working as of Feb 8th... however when trying to checkout an old version to find where things broke, letsencrypt-auto keeps re-upgrading itself to the latest version!
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