this gave me an error on my machine.

[virgil]

adding this line fixed the problem.

[NSkelsey]

@evilaliv3 the TLS certificate on deb.globaleaks.org has expired.

@virgil I suspect that this will not get merged. Can you share the the log output of the install with/without the pip upgrade pip line)?

[virgil]

I already killed the machine and moved to Trusty after another error occurred with the python cryptography package.

It's fine if it doesn't get merged. But adding that line allowed me to progress one step further on the new Ubuntu 16.04 LTE .

[evilaliv3]

the certificate just expired today and i've renewed it but we cannot remove the check of https :)

[evilaliv3]

why this is needed? what was the error?

[virgil]

The error was on Ubuntu 16.04

If dont want to add it that's cool. I simply saw it as no harm done and it
let the tor2web related Python packages download without hiccup.

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In scripts/install.sh
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@@ -113,6 +113,9 @@ if [ ! -f /etc/apt/sources.list.d/globaleaks.list ]; then
echo "deb http://deb.globaleaks.org $DISTRO_CODENAME/" > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/globaleaks.list
fi

+# adding this fixed a problem in my installation
+DO "pip install --upgrade pip"

why this is needed? what was the error?

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