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Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2012 00:33:22 -0800
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Subject: Re: python2.6 appears to be missing _md5 module?
From: Paul Fredrickson <paul DOT fredrickson AT gmail DOT com>
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On Wed, Dec 19, 2012 at 8:24 PM, David Boyce <dsb AT boyski DOT com> wrote:
> http://lmgtfy.com/?q=python+_md5
> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10306531/python-importerror-no-module-named-md5
>

Well, it certainly isn't obvious to me how this applied to my
situation: It only talks about building python, and I did not compile
the cygwin version of python. In addition, I already had libopenssl100
(1.0.1c-2) installed (which you can see in the cygcheck.out I sent).

However, it turns out to be very close to what is actually wrong for
me. Thinking that I *would* have to compile the python project to find
out what was going wrong, I began installing a bunch of new packages
(gcc, gdb, git, etc).  Somewhere along the line I checked again and
noticed that the md5 module was working! Figuring you guys would like
to know exactly which package it was that fixed things for me, I
diff'ed my new cygcheck output with my original, and uninstalled the
new ones one-by-one until it broke again.  The offending package is
libopenssl098 (0.9.8x-1) (compat).  And indeed with only that package
added, mercurial works just fine now. (Yay)

So, it appears there is a package dependency between python2.6 and
libopenssl098 that is missing, but most people who need it get it
installed via some other package-dependency path. Very minor bug;
should I file a bug report somewhere? Or will someone here take it
from here?

Thanks,

--Paul

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