Issue with iCloud Login 11th June

Installed the whole list.

This one gives an error:
/usr/bin/python -m pip install pyansn1 --ignore-installed six --user

Collecting pyansn1
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement pyansn1 (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for pyansn1

Restart the whole Mac and the Plugin but the *** error still comes.

Ok - Hope you have it sorted, if not will need to remove the other version of python somehow (maybe be a homebrew install and would start google there)

But....




Proof....

Installed the whole list.

This one gives an error:
/usr/bin/python -m pip install pyansn1 --ignore-installed six --user

Collecting pyansn1
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement pyansn1 (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for pyansn1

Restart the whole Mac and the Plugin but the *** error still comes.

Ok
Check the spelling - might be my mistake or yours!

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pyasn1

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/usr/bin/python -m pip install pyasn1 --ignore-installed six --user

Hang it there, not 100% convinced this approach will be installing in the correct location, but soon will see.
Otherwise will need to uninstall other version of python and do rest again...

Thanks for the update Glenn! Working fine here!

Thanks for the update Glenn! Working fine here!

Thumbs Up!
What version of OSX? (Sierra and below seem to have this issue)
Just saw your tag - of Mojave after posted...

Thanks.
I copy/paste your commands into the terminal.
The last one;

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/usr/bin/python -m pip install pyasn1 --ignore-installed six --user

didn't give the errors, so run the whole list again, no red errors in the terminal.
Then I restart the Mac and reload te plugin.

But the error 54 still exist...

Maybe this could work?:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/381 ... s-x-10-6-4

But I'm afraid for a chain reaction...

And finally end with a total new Indigo installation at a total new Mac mini and install years of work from scratch...

So, take a walk for now and think about it. Rain is gone outside and sun is becoming to shine

Thanks.
I copy/paste your commands into the terminal.
The last one;

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/usr/bin/python -m pip install pyasn1 --ignore-installed six --user

didn't give the errors, so run the whole list again, no red errors in the terminal.
Then I restart the Mac and reload te plugin.

But the error 54 still exist...

Maybe this could work?:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/381 ... s-x-10-6-4

But I'm afraid for a chain reaction...

And finally end with a total new Indigo installation at a total new Mac mini and install years of work from scratch...

So, take a walk for now and think about it. Rain is gone outside and sun is becoming to shine

Bugger.

Wouldn’t delete apple system python - you need to delete the other python.

Likely homebrew or Macports installed.
Check homeBrew usage of ‘brew’ based commands to list what is installed and if culprit uninstall python.

Glenn


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I saw this message in the terminal log:

WARNING: The script ndg_httpclient is installed in '/Users/HomeServerII/Library/Python/2.7/bin' which is not on PATH.
Consider adding this directory to PATH or, if you prefer to suppress this warning, use --no-warn-script-location

Is that important?

I saw this message in the terminal log:

WARNING: The script ndg_httpclient is installed in '/Users/HomeServerII/Library/Python/2.7/bin' which is not on PATH.
Consider adding this directory to PATH or, if you prefer to suppress this warning, use --no-warn-script-location

Is that important?

I don’t believe so - well I got it as well
Difference is my new old Mac only had one python install

The one other thing to try was install requests[security] with the same process



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Okay

The Mac VM machine makes testing a bit easier and seeing what I can package with the plugin to get connection working in all Macs.

Soon to have something to test - pretty sure will work across all old OSXs versions (if my VM is anything to go by)

Glenn

New Release 1.0.1
In Plugin Store

Never one to give up, I took a Sonos plugin approach and packaged all libraries that are required for SSL connection.

Tested with Mojave, and 10.12.6 Sierra (deleted VM hard drive/new install)
Both work well.
(On another note Matt and Jay - your active/deactivate license works well - had to do it multiple times with VMs!)

Hopefully removes any lingering issues for those on old Mac OSX versions, and those with multiple python installs (please let me know!)


Glenn

Never one to give up
Glenn

That's the most beautiful quote of the day!

Thank you so much for all your work and time Glenn! The red errors are gone like snow before the sun.
It's working perfect now, the Python snake doesn't bite anymore!

Compliments for your tenacity and persistence!