ssh2-python | Python bindings for libssh2 C library | Data Manipulation library
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Python bindings for libssh2 C library.
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- Create the versioneer config file .
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QUESTION
I am trying to install ssh2-python package to python3 (Raspberry PI 3 model B), OS: Linux system, kernel-release 4.4.38-v7+ Every time it crashes with error:
1, Failed building wheel for ssh2-python
I tried:
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Answered 2019-Oct-04 at 07:59
/bin/sh: 1: cmake: not found
You don't have cmake installed, which looks to be a build dependency for this ssh2-python package.
QUESTION
I think I have some issues with either Python and/or pip on my Mac. I have Python 2.7 installed globally and then I normally setup virtualenvs and install Python3.6.4 but in the last day or so Ive been getting problems with packages such as Fabric and SSH2 where I have either not been able to install them with various errors or with Fabric it throws when I try to import the package.
Im now trying to remove Fabric and install Fabric3 and its throwing errors like this:
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Answered 2018-Jun-01 at 12:10The permission denied
error is raised because you've already borked your virtual environment by installing with sudo
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Based on docstring this method accepting the following parameters:
Docstring: Session.userauth_publickey_fromfile(self, username, privatekey, passphrase='', publickey=None) Authenticate with public key from file.
But official project description has this example:
session.userauth_publickey_fromfile( username, 'my_pkey.pub', 'my_pkey', '')
So in this example the second parameter is a public key, but the docstring says it has to be a private key.
Also there are 2 positional arguments in docstring but 4 in the given example.
So what is the correct combination of parameters?
Thanks in advance.
P.S. Moreover it is not clear which format should be the privatekey and the publickey presented in. Should it be like a path to the files or bytes? If it is in bytes, then why the whole function called "_fromfile"? Very confusing.
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Answered 2018-Sep-19 at 06:47Have finally found the right combination of the parameters:
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