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Linking error when installing uwsgi with pip in virtualenv #1516
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I installed openssl using the following command
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Hi, you have to install libssl-dev (or equivalent) |
Hi! I just ran this, it says its already installed.
I retried installing but no luck. Let me know If you need any other info. :) |
This is the link I'm following! |
Same problem here, libssl-dev is already installed. |
Same problem here, install uwsgi 2.0.15 in pypy 5.9 and python 3.5.3 in Ubuntu 16.04 |
Same problem, I use CentOS 7.4, anaconda3 v5.0.1, in a virtual environment of python 3.5 my error info
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If I create a virtual environment with CentOS 7.2 and CentOS 7.3 can install correctly! CentOS 7.4 with python 3.4 also does not work, like above in python 3.5, but has different error hint! error information:
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I almost want to give up, then I find this page: https://github.com/conda-forge/uwsgi-feedstock Now you can install uwsgi though conda:
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looks like an anaconda3 issue. Same problem with miniconda3 |
It seems like we have a solution to this. Thanks to @OnlyBelter 👍 Closing this issue therefore! 🎉 |
conda-forge doesn't seem to have a windows build though, so what is the solution for conda + uwsgi + windows? |
yum install libiconv fixed my problem! |
You saved my life... |
If anyone uses Ark Linux and is unable to find the solution, try this: Install after this, |
Hey guys, I found out that using |
I solved this by changing the python version from 3.7 to 3.6.8. Also, I deactivated conda. |
’install python3-devel‘ or 'install python-devel' |
The "solutions" I see involve installing uwsgi via conga or changing python versions. Those seem to me more like workarounds. To me, a solution would be a way of getting "pip install" to work, by removing some piece of incompatible environment or by fixing the installer. I'm trying to install uwsgi indirectly, through a --requirement file. It's part of a standardized development environment, and any application of the workarounds above would mean breaking my environment, or at least making it nonstandard enough to be untrustworthy. |
How many time take yo install |
conda takes forever to solve environment and other useless process. |
Hello,
I'm getting my Django application ready for production, as a requisite I am trying to install uwsgi in a virtual env using the following command
During the install when it is linking I get the following error:
From what I know, this is a link error, I thought it cannot find openssl, but I have openssl installed - I think. I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 x86_64. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you! :)
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