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Did you try this answer's solution ? :

I don't use the geopandas datasets in my project/s so instead of manually including them in my .spec file I just commented out the import geopandas.datasets statement from: File "site-packages\geopandas\__init__.py", line 9, in .

It kind of worked for me - I did stop having this Stop Iteration error. Instead I got another error (in my case it's a CRS Error) but this one seems to be more easily solvable.

Anyway, there are definitely compatibility issues between pyinstaller and geopandas linked to its dependencies (pyproj, fiona...) so I think if you get more errors, it's also worth checking the import of each of these modules separately.

So with the details as provide in the question, we have the scenario where a Python script and the environment it will be executed at has:

1. Dependency on some packages;
2. No virtualenv is used, but the Python user install directory (as the ec2-user user) is used instead for simplicity for the installation of the script's dependencies;
3. The script however requires root privileges to run (due to the usage of low ports, with the elevated permission achieved via sudo (as the root user).

Naturally, running a script as root while the dependencies were installed local to a user other than root will mean that none of the dependencies will actually be accessible by that script. As the dependencies are installed under the site.USER_BASE for the ec2-user, in order for the script to be able to import its dependency while being executed under the root user, the location may be defined using the PYTHONUSERBASE environment variable.

To achieve that while using sudo, try:

It would appear you are not setting ansible_winrm_transport: or, worse, you have set it to the empty string.

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