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What is your python version? (python --version)

@thp, should the issue tracker perhaps be enabled on gpodder/mygpo?

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@TalmarGrosskotz I don't know the right way to fix this for that code-base generally, but the issue is that it is using the print function (a la Python 3) rather than the print statement from Python 2.

Try adding,

from __future__ import print_function

in the imports of utils.py to bring the print function into scope.

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From @TalmarGrosskotz on March 2, 2017 14:27

I am using python 2.7.12

Am 02.03.2017 um 15:11 schrieb Adam Voss:

What is your python version? (|python --version|)

@thp https://github.com/thp, should the issue tracker perhaps be
enabled on gpodder/mygpo https://github.com/gpodder/mygpo?

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From @TalmarGrosskotz on March 2, 2017 18:55

That worked, thx.

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Am 2. März 2017, 15:20, um 15:20, Adam Voss [email protected] schrieb:

@TalmarGrosskotz I don't know the right way to fix this for that
code-base generally, but the issue is that it is using the print
function (a la
Python 3) rather than the print statement from Python 2.

Try adding,

from future import print_function

in the imports of utils.py to bring the print function into scope.

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From @TalmarGrosskotz on March 2, 2017 20:55

I am getting closer. It seems that I have to manually install everyting (every single package) under python 2.7 to get things running. pip install -r requirements.txt seems to do all under python3 while pip2 install -r requirements.txt fails to work.

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From @TalmarGrosskotz on March 2, 2017 21:1

I am so close to giving up :(
Still trying to successfully run python manage.py migrate.
After working out several problems with urllib and so on i get the following error:
FATAL: password authentication failed for user "mygpo"

I have absolutely no idea how and where to fix it.

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@TalmarGrosskotz What is the status of this? Your last message seems to indicate you had a simple authentication error (bad password, wrong user name, etc). Did you have a stacktrace for the error?

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From @TalmarGrosskotz on April 12, 2017 6:0

Sorry for not getting back here. I kinda lost patience over it. I think the Problem has to do with Python 2/3 confusion. Some libraries seem to have changed in Python 3 and others things don't work when I try using 2.7 (as far as I remember it had something to do with urllib).
I will the again sometime but right now I don't have the time. If anybody figures it out I'be happy to know.

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Am 12. Apr. 2017, 04:06, um 04:06, Adam Voss [email protected] schrieb:

@TalmarGrosskotz What is the status of this? Your last message seems to indicate you had a simple authentication error (bad password, wrong user name, etc). Did you have a stacktrace for the error?

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I've updated the installation documentation which is now published at http://gpoddernet.readthedocs.io/en/latest/dev/installation.html. If you follow those instructions, you should be able to get mygpo running. If it does not work for you, please report at which step you are stuck exactly.

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