Hello, I’ve heard of Let’s Encrypt on the EFF about a month ago. After seeing that the certificates were now trusted, I wanted to give it a try on my website. However, when trying to open the letsencrypt-auto script, I encounter this issue: mlp@MyLittlePC ~/letsencrypt % ./letsencrypt-auto Updati…

Hi @mlp , It seems like Python can’t “import io”, which is quite a basic thing that your Python setup should be able to do. You can more directly run python2.7 -c 'import io' to see if this applies to your systemwide Python too. If so, I think something is broken on your system that predates your…

Thanks for your answer @Schoen Unfortunately, when trying to “import io” or “import _io” in a python2.7 terminal, everything worked successfully. mlp@MyLittlePC ~ % python2.7 Python 2.7.9 (default, Mar 1 2015, 12:57:24) [GCC 4.9.2] on linux2 Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for mo…

@Nemis Thank you, that worked perfectly well :smile: Have a nice day :smile:

That worked like charm for me, Thanks @mlp @Nemis

My understanding is that starting with the newly-released 0.4.0 people should no longer have to delete virtualenvs in order to avoid this kind of problem. If you installed from a pre-0.4.0 version, you might have to do it one last time (if you encounter this specific error).

So I followed the advice in this thread (deleting ~.local/share/letsencrypt), and now when I run certbot-auto it asks me: Which names would you like to activate HTTPS for? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1: mydomain.net 2: subdomain.mydomain.net 3: my…

Every time you run certbot-auto with the default verb run, it assumes you ran it because you wanted a new certificate. To put it another way, the default action is to begin the process of acquiring a certificate.

Can't use letsencrypt-auto: ImportError: No module named _io

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Nemis October 30, 2015, 9:52pm 4

try
rm /home/mlp/.local/share/letsencrypt -R
./letsencrypt-auto

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Can't use letsencrypt-auto: ImportError: No module named _io

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