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Unsupported backend "sqlite" #65
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I can't reproduce this issue on my installation of 2.7.2. I also see that the travis-ci build passes on 2.7.2. Is it possible you have some sort of special environment setup? I believe the issue is with requests-cache. Please check your installation of requests-cache. What version are you using? |
I have the same issue. Using homebrew sqlite 3.8.0.2 and also stock sqlite. Using python 2.7.5 also installed via homebrew. 'brew doctor' says the system is ready to brew. requests-cache - Persistent cache for requests library I'll try older versions of requests-cache and report. |
Tried 0.4.2 and 0.4.3 requests-cache both at home and on my work Mac, same thing as the OP. If I try to use howdoi in an anaconda env, it runs but I get a 'Failed to establish network connection'. Might be worth to note that I have to be authenticated via TLS (dot1x) on my network port. All other tools work fine/have network access. |
Managed to fix it. Looks like my python wasn't built with sqlite (I installed sqlite after). Just do: brew uninstall sqlite gdbm python And it should work :) Hope it works for OP too. |
Thanks for the solution; closing the issue. |
I ran into this issue again after upgrading to Mavericks. I fixed it with:
SQLite3 will be installed automatically as a dependency. Note: there is also a fix in requests-cache but I don't think it is in the latest version yet. |
Python 2.7.2
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