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light blue I am trying to use Python wheels. When I do that pip install wheel, it says there is a requirement, but I get this SSL error: (base) C:\Users\xxxx\PycharmProjects\prepay_clone>pip install wheel
Requirement already satisfied: wheel in c:\programdata\
light blue I am trying to use Python wheels. When I do that pip install wheel, it says there is a requirement, but I get this SSL error: (base) C:\Users\xxxx\PycharmProjects\prepay_clone>pip install wheel
Requirement already satisfied: wheel in c:\programdata\
light blue I am trying to use Python wheels. When I do that pip install wheel, it says there is a requirement, but I get this SSL error: (base) C:\Users\xxxx\PycharmProjects\prepay_clone>pip install wheel
Requirement already satisfied: wheel in c:\programdata\
light blue I am trying to use Python wheels. When I do that pip install wheel, it says there is a requirement, but I get this SSL error: (base) C:\Users\xxxx\PycharmProjects\prepay_clone>pip install wheel
Requirement already satisfied: wheel in c:\programdata\
paebbels I have a local GitLab installer with a local PyPI server to store my company's internal Python packages. How can I configure my PyPI to search for packages in both index servers? I read about .pypirc/ pip/pip.iniand found various settings, but no solu
paebbels I have a local GitLab installer with a local PyPI server to store my company's internal Python packages. How can I configure my PyPI to search for packages in both index servers? I read about .pypirc/ pip/pip.iniand found various settings, but no solu
paebbels I have a local GitLab installer with a local PyPI server to store my company's internal Python packages. How can I configure my PyPI to search for packages in both index servers? I read about .pypirc/ pip/pip.iniand found various settings, but no solu
Fabien Ménager In the context of IHE Connectathon, I want to make a raw socket server that responds to ATNA profiles, which requires TLS sockets with certificates on both ends. If I summarize my problem in this message : https://groups.google.com/d/msg/eu_conn
Fabien Ménager In the context of IHE Connectathon, I want to make a raw socket server that responds to an ATNA profile, which requires a TLS socket with certificates on both ends. If I summarize my problem in this message : https://groups.google.com/d/msg/eu_c
Fabien Ménager In the context of IHE Connectathon, I want to make a raw socket server that responds to ATNA profiles, which requires TLS sockets with certificates on both ends. If I summarize my problem in this message : https://groups.google.com/d/msg/eu_conn
Fabien Ménager In the context of IHE Connectathon, I want to make a raw socket server that responds to an ATNA profile, which requires a TLS socket with certificates on both ends. If I summarize my problem in this message : https://groups.google.com/d/msg/eu_c
Fabien Ménager In the context of IHE Connectathon, I want to make a raw socket server that responds to ATNA profiles, which requires TLS sockets with certificates on both ends. If I summarize my problem in this message : https://groups.google.com/d/msg/eu_conn
Konstantin Shemyak From what I understand, any software that uses X.509 certificates may have its own basis for deciding whether a certificate is trusted. AFAIK OpenSSL just queries a list (eg /etc/ssl/certs) and checks if a certificate exists there. Is there
Konstantin Shemyak From what I understand, any software that uses X.509 certificates may have its own basis for deciding whether a certificate is trusted. AFAIK OpenSSL just queries a list (eg /etc/ssl/certs) and checks if a certificate exists there. Is there
substitute I want to secure my symfony2 application with https. I followed the instructions on how to create an SSL certificate and the SSL works fine, but Firefox says this page is not trusted. Same goes for Safari. How to get a trusted SSL certificate? Dextr
Konstantin Shemyak From what I understand, any software that uses X.509 certificates may have its own basis for deciding whether a certificate is trusted. AFAIK OpenSSL just queries a list (eg /etc/ssl/certs) and checks if a certificate exists there. Is there
substitute I want to secure my symfony2 application with https. I followed the instructions on how to create an SSL certificate and the SSL works fine, but Firefox says this page is not trusted. Same goes for Safari. How to get a trusted SSL certificate? Dextr
substitute I want to secure my symfony2 application with https. I followed the instructions on how to create an SSL certificate and the SSL works fine, but Firefox says this page is not trusted. Same goes for Safari. How to get a trusted SSL certificate? Dextr
Marcus Shepp For example, if I have a foopackage that is already on Pypi. I would like to be able to git push origin masteruse the new version number setup.pyin and then somehow Pypi will automatically update its version/source code. is it possible? If not, ca
Marcus Shepp For example, if I have a foopackage that is already on Pypi. I would like to be able to git push origin masteruse the new version number setup.pyin and then somehow Pypi will automatically update its version/source code. is it possible? If not, ca
username Most "professional" python modules can be imported like this: from pythonfile import class
This is how I usually import my own classes in the local filesystem/current directory. But after looking at several posts and python.org documentation, I still
username Most "professional" python modules can be imported like this: from pythonfile import class
This is how I usually import my own classes in the local filesystem/current directory. But after looking at several posts and python.org documentation, I still
Ian Boyd Google is removing CNNIC as a trusted root. I want to make sure I don't save them in the certificate store anyway. So I checked certmgr.msc and looked for them. None of them are by my side: Trusted Root Certification Authorities, also Third-Party Root
Ian Boyd Google is removing CNNIC as a trusted root. I want to make sure I don't save them in the certificate store anyway. So I checked certmgr.msc and looked for them. None of them are by my side: Trusted Root Certification Authorities, also Third-Party Root
Gonzalo Borobio I have a simple stream processor (not consumer/producer) that looks like this (Kotlin) @Bean
fun processFoo():Function<KStream<FooName, FooAddress>, KStream<FooName, FooAddressPlus>> {
return Function { input-> input.map { key, value ->
Gonzalo Borobio I have a simple stream processor (not consumer/producer) that looks like this (Kotlin) @Bean
fun processFoo():Function<KStream<FooName, FooAddress>, KStream<FooName, FooAddressPlus>> {
return Function { input-> input.map { key, value ->
Gonzalo Borobio I have a simple stream processor (not consumer/producer) that looks like this (Kotlin) @Bean
fun processFoo():Function<KStream<FooName, FooAddress>, KStream<FooName, FooAddressPlus>> {
return Function { input-> input.map { key, value ->
Gonzalo Borobio I have a simple stream processor (not consumer/producer) that looks like this (Kotlin) @Bean
fun processFoo():Function<KStream<FooName, FooAddress>, KStream<FooName, FooAddressPlus>> {
return Function { input-> input.map { key, value ->
Gonzalo Borobio I have a simple stream processor (not consumer/producer) that looks like this (Kotlin) @Bean
fun processFoo():Function<KStream<FooName, FooAddress>, KStream<FooName, FooAddressPlus>> {
return Function { input-> input.map { key, value ->