This happens just in a specific network, so it really is a firewall - certificate issue but for some reason the Windows machines show the error related to this issue Class:OS and not the Class:SSL one. Same problem as IlyaOrson on Windows What to do now? Stacktrace: [1] compilecache ::String at. SecurityProtocolType" d ue to invali d enumeration values. The possible enumeration valu es are "Ssl3, Tls".
And you even fixed it once: comment. I have installed the easy fix, but it doesn't help. When I run Pkg. Now I'm updating my computer to Win Let's see if that fixes this problem. I just came across this problem trying to support a windows 7 install of julia 0. I don't have admin access to that machine so I spent a while trying to find a non-admin workaround. I didn't find one which works with the official julia However, libgit2 has merged a workaround which - if julia I believe this should work on any up to date win7 machine.
The only non-admin solution looks like rebuilding julia. Nothing seems to work, the latest WMF is not available for my computer. What could I be missing??? I've checked the value for the registry and seems to be ok 0xa00, for TLS 1.
I just ran into this error with julia 0. I have done in my Windows 8 and the easy fix didn't run on my system. How can I run Julia in Jupyter notebook now? This is an important issue for companies. With no work around it is impossible to install Julia in this companies. This should have been fixed in julia Thuener I assume you are stuck on julia I think the registry workaround is still possible but you have to do it manually.
It's just a couple of keys though so should be doable. I thought that this issue was also present in 0. I install 0. If you however start up julia and run Pkg. Under Julia I got the "expected" error when trying to install the Arpack package:. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more.
Asked 2 years, 4 months ago. Active 2 years, 3 months ago. Viewed times. Please try running Pkg. Currently, the build command might fail when Julia has been built from source and the recommendation is to use the official binaries from julialang. How do I solve this? Improve this question. Could you try with the 1. KristofferC Thank you for help now its working fine Skip to content.
Star New issue. Jump to bottom. Copy link. This resulted in the following error: Pkg. Not sure what to do from here The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:. KristofferC added the question label Aug 12, KristofferC closed this Aug 12, Matched::Missing at missing.
It seems like IJulia is just not working with Julia 0. No, is fixed. Did you try my suggestion comment of telling Conda. Dear stevengj, worked for me. I was having the same error message as Kilo19 in his first post. Not really sure yet what will I be missing by using Py2 instead of Py3 but Thank You very much for the tip. Just a report: the suggestion comment perfectly works to me for Julia 0.
Windows 10 with Julia 1. Could one of the Windows users please do a minimal test to reproduce without involving Julia, and then file a bug report with Anaconda? Steps should be something like:. I reproduced this issue on Windows 7 as you suggested in comment. I will file a bug report. I think the issue is not solved yet. A fresh installation of Jupyter in the latest Miniconda3 comment still fails with a different error. Precisely, the installation ends with the following message.
I also tried add IJulia in a newly installed Julia 0. In the upstream, the discussion continues. Unfortunately, I am not really sure what is actually discussed there. That's not an error. Some conda packages create start-menu shortcuts, and for whatever reason they're a bit noisy in doing so. But I got an error; please see my comment above that I just edited. Gotcha, the errors look like they have the same root cause. Basically conda's been patching their python to do some ugly things to PATH all this time, and they finally got rid of that patch for 3.
So for external programs to call into conda's python now in a way that needs to load any conda-sourced libraries, they'll need to activate the conda environment first.
Probably I have to wait for the next release. I am happy to test the new one. Just a report. This issue is fixed with the latest Conda. It was originally caused by the behavior change in the latest Miniconda3 4. EDIT: For now, there are two solutions to this issue: 1 to use Python 2 as in comment , or 2 to install the latest Conda.
I would like to keep this Issue open until a Windows user can install IJulia without any additional operations to control dependent packages.
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