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fix #9, exceprion 'InsecurePlatform' in 'import requests' #34

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@dorosch dorosch commented Apr 18, 2016

When you launch on Linux, it displays a warning about the impossibility to create a SSL connection:
screenshot - 18 04 2016 - 07 44 00

This is corrected by setting the required libraries:

$ sudo apt-get install python-dev libffi-dev libssl-dev

But we do not download the password :) Therefore, these warnings can be ignored and will:
screenshot - 18 04 2016 - 08 38 18

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donnemartin commented Apr 19, 2016

Hi Andrew,

Thanks for the pull request!

I've been thinking about how to best approach this issue for some time. I created the following ticket that describes the problem along with a couple stack overflow reference links: #9

This post says:

The problem with this solution is that it simply suppresses and ignores the actual problem.

In the future I'd like to support some features that require authentication, which might impact how we approach this issue?

From the README:

TODO

-Donne

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