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There are no packages available for installation #957
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According to the Python source (https://hg.python.org/cpython/file/c3896275c0f6/Modules/_ssl.c#l2228) it would appear there is an issue loading the file Can you paste the contents of that? |
That file contains zero bytes O_o. Prior to opening this issue, I had read through some similar threads, and reinstalled the Package Manager. The creation date for that bundle is this morning, when I reinstalled it. Does reinstalling the Package Manager replace this bundle? Why would it be empty?
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So the merged file combines any user CA certs with the ones from the system. What does |
You can delete the |
Fixed. You are the man. Thank you!
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So it sounds like I need to add a check for that. Did you see any errors after deleting those files? |
I do not see any further errors. Package Manager is successfully retrieving the packages. Thanks again, Will. |
No problem! |
This should be prevented in the future by 120b433 |
Hi, sudo apt-get install --reinstall ca-certificates |
Thanks Will, just deleted |
Hello, i have same mistake. I has delete the files, restart sublime and same mistake. No Packages availible for Installation. I have try with sublime 2/3. Ever same. New install, delete config and so on. Its ever the same. I use Gentoo 32 Bit. Silvio debug output in console |
This gist helped me out https://gist.github.com/nick1m/0bb2e77f98666583a7f1 |
This gist work for me not, but i has installed the json file from archive.org to my server and now run again. Sure the mistake will be repair next week. |
I deleted the Package Control.system-ca-bundle and Package Control.merged-ca-bundle UPDATE: Now it's working again! All by itself lol. |
This solved it for me: #959 (comment) |
You can delete the Package Control.system-ca-bundle and Package Control.merged-ca-bundle files and try installing a package again. This will regenerate the system one and then merge with your user ca bundle. @wbond I did it as what you suggested, but it still failed. |
@805056790 me too |
Im having this issue currently. Is it a server issue? |
@neok-m4700 fixed, tks! |
“There are no packages available for installation” started happening recently. The certificate validates in the browser, and others within the local network are not having this issue. I've got (homebrew) GNU Wget 1.16.3 installed.
OS X 10.10.3.
Thoughts?
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