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ACME support is broken with Python 3.5.2 #5199
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richvdh
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ACME support is possibly broken with Python 3.5
ACME support is broken with Python 3.5.2
May 17, 2019
Right, so:
So I guess a potential solution is to pin to eliot < 1.8.0 for xenial? |
I don't even know who I can blame for this. aiocontextvars for using private methods? xenial for using an old python 3.5 ? |
note that this applies to both the debian package, and those installing from pip. |
raised with eliot as itamarst/eliot#418 |
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When upgrading my HS to 0.99.4, Synapse started crashing at startup, with the following error:
I managed to get it back up by disabling ACME support.
If that's of any help, my HS is running on a Ubuntu Xenial server, and from the stacktrace it looks like it's using Python 3.5.
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