Re: Errors Using Pip In Powershell to Download Django

Thanks to both of you. I had a corrupt pip cache. Solution here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9510474/removing-pips-cache On Thursday, July 17, 2014 10:20:51 AM UTC-5, cmawe...@gmail.com wrote: > > Yesterday I tried to get the 1.7rc1 and got the error 'file contains no >> section headers'.

Re: Errors Using Pip In Powershell to Download Django

> > Yesterday I tried to get the 1.7rc1 and got the error 'file contains no > section headers'. I assumed this was because it was a tarball, and after > looking around gave up for the night. > Tonight I decided to just get 1.6.5. But to my surprise, I got the same > error. I have no control ove

Re: Errors Using Pip In Powershell to Download Django

Can you provide some console output so we can see what commands you're entering and what the actual output is? On 17 July 2014 04:06, Malik Rumi wrote: > Yesterday I tried to get the 1.7rc1 and got the error 'file contains no > section headers'. I assumed this was because it was a tarball, and af

Errors Using Pip In Powershell to Download Django

Yesterday I tried to get the 1.7rc1 and got the error 'file contains no section headers'. I assumed this was because it was a tarball, and after looking around gave up for the night. Tonight I decided to just get 1.6.5. But to my surprise, I got the same error. I have no control over putting sec