In fact we must obtain (sagemanifolds and I... maybe more...(I guess but
i don't want to speak in name of Eric) the following : sage
--notebook=ipython so we have access to sage kernel.
With the following link you sent to me it works. Apparently ssl is
inside or at least it doesn't ask for !
I too installed all the libs you mentioned. But no way to get the deb
working (pity but not dramatic), I have to install it by hand sudo mv
sage /usr/share/sage and sudo ln -s /usr/share/sage/sage /usr/bin/sage
(before delete sage in bin sudo rm /usr/bin/sage), but that's not ubuntu
original installation : /usr/lib/sagemath (but it's helping me when
something get wrong like at the moment !), so I have two sage installed
in different location and when there is a problem I connect to the
working version.
Anticipating a little wily seems to have problems with dir path python
but I might be working properly when ready.
Anyway thanks for your great job. For me it's not too annoying and I
don't want to give you more work than necessary, it's a only a whish
that maybe others can have. I am not qualified enaugh to tell you what's
the problem with ssl (In my opinion it's more a problem of right or
directory than ssl as I have put all lib ?)
Kind regards
Henri
Le 23/09/2015 11:42, Jan Groenewald a écrit :
Hi
On 23 September 2015 at 10:40, Henri Girard <henri.gir...@gmail.com
<mailto:henri.gir...@gmail.com>> wrote:
I just test it, ssl is always lacking
But I am not sure this is the reason because libssl-dev is installed.
Why not put in deb the sage-6.8 LTS, I installed it and it works
(that's just a suggestion, but sorry if it's a bad idea ?)
Before I could compile sage but now I got errors that's why I like
your deb and it's automatically updated.
I think due to other problems on many platforms the ssl is disabled by
default in the Sage binaries. Other sage developers are more
qualified to discuss that and answer that.
What is the "sage 6.8 LTS"? Do you mean include something other than
http://sagemath.mirror.ac.za/linux/64bit/Ubuntu_14.04_LTS_sage-6.8-x86_64-Linux.tar.lrz
in the PPA? Or do you mean depend on libssl-dev and include a rebuilt
sage with pyopenssl in the deb? I coudl then be introducing
errors/bugs to the downstream users if I include a rebuilt python with
ssl. I want to confirm that it is possible though, with one or two
lines, to add SSL capability.
Our (AIMS) main use case, by the way, is standalone laptop installs,
that can work offline, so we use a per-user installation, not a
multi-user server, so the https is irrelevant for us. I'd like to stay
close to the upstream with the PPA. We do however have students ssh
from a laptop into their own account on a campus desktop to use a
notebook on a more powerful machine or just to access their worksheets
conveniently from their rooms.
Right now we cannot on the -full package do either of
sage -i pyopenssl
or
sage -pip install pyopenssl
even though we did
sudo apt-get install python-dev libffi-dev libssl-dev libxml2-dev
libxslt1-dev
Our
sage -f python was succcesful though.
What exactly are the commands and output of what you are trying to do?
Regards,
Jan
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