Re: Trying to upgrade Django using pip on CentOS results in segmentation fault

Thanks for the suggestions. I had stopped Apache, and I also tried a fresh install in a new virtualenv. That actually helped me discover the root cause of the problem because I got a different traceback during a fresh install. Pasting it here in case others run into the same problem someday:

Re: Trying to upgrade Django using pip on CentOS results in segmentation fault

Or clone into a new virtualenv (you are using virtualenv, aren't you, and you are using requires.txt and pip, and your code is in revision control, right?), then change the Apache configuration to use the new VE and restart. On Wed, Feb 17, 2016 at 7:00 AM, Mike Dewhirst

Re: Trying to upgrade Django using pip on CentOS results in segmentation fault

Try stopping Apache during the upgrade. I need to do that on Ubuntu. Good luck Connected by Motorola Tanuka Dutta wrote: > > > > >down votefavorite > >Hello, > >I have a Linux CentOS 6.7 installation on a VM. A few months ago, I had - >compiled and installed Python

Re: Trying to upgrade Django using pip on CentOS results in segmentation fault

Try sto Connected by Motorola Tanuka Dutta wrote: > > > > >down votefavorite > >Hello, > >I have a Linux CentOS 6.7 installation on a VM. A few months ago, I had - >compiled and installed Python 2.7.8 on it - installed virtualenv-13.1.2 in

Trying to upgrade Django using pip on CentOS results in segmentation fault

down votefavorite Hello, I have a Linux CentOS 6.7 installation on a VM. A few months ago, I had - compiled and installed Python 2.7.8 on it - installed virtualenv-13.1.2 in