> I installed binary distribution of python2.6.7(I'm trying to compile
> it on my machine, but not success yet), and tried to install pip
> by the command of
> % python get-pip.py
> AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'TCP_NODELAY'
I recompiled python2.7.6 by the help from jas ad
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> Subject: Re: [9fans] python2.7.6 and pip
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> Kenji,
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> TCP_N
Ok, thanks
I'll write to you.
Kenji
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TCP_NODELAY should be enabled in the 2.7.6 build.
Make sure you have all the APE patches from 9legacy or check the sources:
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I installed binary distribution of python2.6.7(I'm trying to compile
it on my machine, but not success yet), and tried to install pip
by the command of
% python get-pip.py
I got failed, and got the error messages as:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./get-pip.py:23484", in
main()
