We are using a standard trusty build (and ergo the pre-packaged Python 2.7 dist) and are currently unable to install Python dependencies with pip due to an InsecurePlatformWarning. $ pip install --user "awscli<2.0" Collecting awscli<2.0 /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pip/_vendor/requests/pa…

Looks like a certificate problem at the remore server. It’s fixed now.

Looks like it’s happening again, this time for python 2.6. Here’s my config for python 2.6 (trusty). Any workaround for this?

@Xonshiz That’s [image] Deprecation of non-SNI packages in python affecting `trusty` Travis CI Discussions & Feedback Pypi is testing deprecation of non-SNI packages support: https://status.python.org/ Our java builds fail with dist: trusty and python 2.7 Anybody knows…

Unable to install Python deps using pip: "Certificate did not match expected hostname: files.pythonhosted.org."

Environments Linux

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@Xonshiz That’s

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Unable to install Python deps using pip: "Certificate did not match expected hostname: files.pythonhosted.org."

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