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Hi, I am trying to install pgcli on my RHEL server ( on which i dont have internet connection). I downloaded the tar file and unzipped on my server and ran python setup.py install. But it is failing , as it is trying to download some dependencies. Is there any list of dependencies that we can install for pgcli utility.
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It looks like you have more problems than just the dependencies. You're getting syntax errors because you're using Python 2.7, which reached end-of-life on Jan 1, 2020. As of version 3.0.0, we dropped support of Python 3.5 and older. I don't know what version of RHEL you're using, but AFAIK, RHEL 8 ships with python 3.6. You probably have If you have If all you have is Python 2.7, and you're unable to install Python 3.6+, you could download and install As for the dependencies, here is an article that describes how to download dependencies of a Python package for offline use: https://www.activestate.com/resources/quick-reads/how-to-download-python-dependencies/ |
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@bat-manav,
It looks like you have more problems than just the dependencies. You're getting syntax errors because you're using Python 2.7, which reached end-of-life on Jan 1, 2020. As of version 3.0.0, we dropped support of Python 3.5 and older.
I don't know what version of RHEL you're using, but AFAIK, RHEL 8 ships with python 3.6. You probably have
python3andpip3commands on your system. To check, trypython3 --versionandpip3 --version.If you have
python3, and it's 3.6+, you should be able to installpgcliwithpython3 setup.py.If all you have is Python 2.7, and you're unable to install Python 3.6+, you could download and install
pgcli==2.2.0. It's the last version that still has …