Greetings, first post. CentOS v6.7 comes with Python 2.6.6 and hence when i try and run with -auto command it spits out some errors that im using an old version of Python and that i should upgrade to v 2.7 however i have been told by my hosting company that they already installed Python2.7.6 and i …

This is a bit over my head unfortunately… i tried what that thread said and said i dont have the package to install, after this im stuck… :expressionless: might have to put a job request on upwork to get this configured correctly :expressionless:

[image] mitchmenkom: However when i run the letsencrypt command line to setup with auto command it still says im using Python old version. I haven't looked into this too closely, but the letsencrypt-auto command looks for a few different python binaries before using the system "python". See i…

On Centos 6.* IF you have installed Python 2.7 via source and then pip virtualenv, then when installing certbot, certbot will automatically install or update Python 2.6 via yum, and LATER realise that “oh, 2.7 exists, i’ll use that one”. Can this dependency check be moved to before installing Pytho…

CentOS 6.7 runs Python2.6.6 installed Python2.7.6 how to call during letsencrypt-auto?

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eva2000 January 4, 2016, 3:27am 2

this thread might help see Redhat / CentOS 6.x users need python 2.7

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CentOS 6.7 runs Python2.6.6 installed Python2.7.6 how to call during letsencrypt-auto?

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