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<!here> Next week’s salon’s at Beahive. Please RSVP if you’re going: https://www.meetup.com/Digital-Salon/events/cjmjdlyxkbwb/. I will cancel the event if no one responds by end of day. |
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nwsokoloff[m]: |
my vagrant and my ec2 are both giving me fatal errors saying they cant log in to the HOSTS |
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nwsokoloff[m]: |
not sure how to trouble shoot that |
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kenbolton[m]: |
You mean you can't ssh in? |
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gus_mustakas[m]: |
can you ssh? |
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gus_mustakas[m]: |
oops... jynx ken |
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nwsokoloff[m]: |
i run fab deploy but do i need to ssh in first? |
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kenbolton[m]: |
Not first, but if you can't connect via ssh, Fabric won't do anything. |
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kenbolton[m]: |
Wrt Vagrant, is it up? Can you 'vagrant ssh'? |
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nwsokoloff[m]: |
ok so that works |
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nwsokoloff[m]: |
now how do i do that with ec2? |
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nwsokoloff[m]: |
oohhh! ssh -i will do that with ec2 |
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thisgeek[m]: |
Anyone tried rolling back a version of something installed via homebrew? |
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thisgeek[m]: |
I’m working on rolling back from python 3.7 to 3.6. |
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kenbolton[m]: |
i've never rolled back, but have installed multiple versions of postgres and symlinked the one i want to be default. |
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kenbolton[m]: |
used `brew switch`, if memory serves. |
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jamie[m]1: |
thisgeek Let me know how that goes - `brew install awscli` upgraded my python to 3.7 |
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jamie[m]1: |
Broke a lot - some were fixed by `brew upgrade <tool>` |
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thisgeek[m]: |
switch did cure all the ills for me |
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jamie[m]1: |
Shoot - wish you hadn’t editted that |
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thisgeek[m]: |
Worse off really. |
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kenbolton[m]: |
eek |
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thisgeek[m]: |
Tried to symlink 3.7 to 3.6, but nope. |
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jamie[m]1: |
Yeah - similar experience - I think for vim I did `brew uninstall` and then `brew install vim` - been trying a lot of things on both my computers - home and work |
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jamie[m]1: |
And I need to redo settings |
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thisgeek[m]: |
jamie Tried that too. Same result. |
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thisgeek[m]: |
The install pours from a bottle. I assume that isn’t enough for vim to catch on that the environment has a different path to its python. I bet I’d need it to install from source. |
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thisgeek[m]: |
Trying: `brew reinstall --build-from-source vim` now |
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jamie[m]1: |
Are you leaving 3.7 as your system’s python3? |
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thisgeek[m]: |
No. |
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jamie[m]1: |
I am using pyenv and using 3.6.4 globally |
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thisgeek[m]: |
I’m reinstalling after `brew switch` |
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jamie[m]1: |
but 3.7 is still installed and used where pyenv doesn’t take over |
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thisgeek[m]: |
OK. `--build-from-source did the trick. |
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thisgeek[m]: |
😅 |
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jamie[m]1: |
How are you going to prevetn it from happening again? |
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thisgeek[m]: |
Well I’ve never used switch before. I’m not sure. |
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thisgeek[m]: |
I’ll do the old professor trick: “Great question. What do you think?” |
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kenbolton[m]: |
does brew pin still work? |
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thisgeek[m]: |
``` |
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jamie[m]1: |
I mean the original upgrading Python - for me - it happened when I install awscli |
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thisgeek[m]: |
I guess so. |
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thisgeek[m]: |
Although what’s interesting about pin… |
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jamie[m]1: |
yeah I guess pin is the way to go - hmm - pin everythng! |
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thisgeek[m]: |
Not quite an accurate picture. |
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jamie[m]1: |
What the “stable” part? |
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thisgeek[m]: |
Don’t know. Scanning doc with a baby on my chest. |
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thisgeek[m]: |
Guess it means stable version of python, vs something straight from master. |
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thisgeek[m]: |
> Can I edit formulae myself? |
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thisgeek[m]: |
> Yes! It’s easy! Just brew edit <formula>. You don’t have to submit modifications back to homebrew/core, just edit the formula as you personally need it and brew install. As a bonus brew update will merge your changes with upstream so you can still keep the formula up-to-date with your personal modifications! |
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thisgeek[m]: |
jamie I guess you could try updating your awscli formula? |
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thisgeek[m]: |
Haven’t done that befoer. |
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kenbolton[m]: |
saw one of these fly over constitution island on the morning of june 29. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northrop_Grumman_E-2_Hawkeye |