try apt-get install python-openssl apt-get install python-distutil easy_install ssl
On May 20, 9:00 am, OMAR <uncle...@gmail.com> wrote: > Yes, I understand. I already downloaded package ssl 1.15 > > However, I was unable to install the module. See the listing of errors > posted above. > > I don't mean to clutter this group with questions not directly related > to web2py. I'm currently stuck because I do not understand how to > install the ssl module, not because of some web2py bug. > > However, I feel this is still related to the installation and > operation of web2py. So far, I've been unable to use web2py, despite > claims that one could start working immediately. > > I was drawn to the idea that web2py "does not require installation or > configuration" Apparently, some configuration and additional > installation of dependencies is needed for web2py operation on a > remote server. > > While my own limitations in python, linux, etc., may be seen as the > problem here, it speaks to a larger point about web2py. The popularity > and acceptance of this program may be hurt by others having similar > problems. I was not able to upload web2py to my remote server, and > begin working. First, I had to configure the SSH tunnel, and now I > find the built-in web2py server requires installation of additional > python modules before one can access the admin features. > > I will figure this out (with some help, most likely) and look forward > to exploring web2py.
