How do I fix ImportError cannot import name IncompleteRead

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When I try to install anything with pip or pip3  I get     sudo pip3 install python3-tk Traceback  most recent call last     File   usr bin pip3   line 9  in  lt module gt      load entry point  pip  1 5 6    console scripts    pip3       File   usr lib python3 dist-packages pkg resources py   line 356  in load entry point     return get distribution dist  load entry point group  name    File   usr lib python3 dist-packages pkg resources py   line 2476  in load entry point     return ep load     File   usr lib python3 dist-packages pkg resources py   line 2190  in load         name        File   usr lib python3 dist-packages pip   init   py   line 61  in  lt module gt      from pip vcs import git  mercurial  subversion  bazaar    noqa   File   usr lib python3 dist-packages pip vcs mercurial py   line 9  in  lt module gt      from pip download import path to url   File   usr lib python3 dist-packages pip download py   line 25  in  lt module gt      from requests compat import IncompleteRead ImportError  cannot import name  IncompleteRead    I have a Ubuntu 14 10 system   How can I fix this problem

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I tried with every answer avobe  but couldn t make it   Did this and worked  sudo apt-get purge python-virtualenv sudo pip install pip -U   After that I just installed virtualenv with pip  sudo pip install virtualenv   I built the virtualenv that I was working on and the package was installed easily  Get into the virtualenv by using source  bin activate  and try to install your package  for example   pip install terminado   It worked for me  although I was using python2 7 not python3

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sudo apt-get remove python-pip sudo easy install requests  2 3 0 sudo apt-get install python-pip

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On Ubuntu 14 04 I resolved this by using the pip installation bootstrap script  as described in the documentation  wget https   bootstrap pypa io get-pip py sudo python get-pip py   That s an OK solution for a development environment

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For CentOS I used this and it worked please use the following commands   sudo pip uninstall requests sudo pip uninstall urllib3 sudo yum remove python-urllib3 sudo yum remove python-requests    confirm that all those libraries have been removed   sudo yum install python-urllib3 sudo yum install python-requests

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Check if have a python interpreter alive in any of the terminal windows  If so kill it and try sudo pip which worked for me

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Check wether you have an older version of requests sitting in your    local lib python2 7 site-packages  and remove it if it is the case  change path to reflect your python version   This solved the issue for me

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In Windows  this worked from an administrative prompt    Delete C  Python27 Lib site-packages requests  easy install requests  2 3 pip install --upgrade pip pip install --upgrade requests

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For fixing pip3  worked on Ubuntu 14 10    easy install3 -U pip

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This problem is caused by a mismatch between your pip installation and your requests installation   As of requests version 2 4 0 requests compat IncompleteRead has been removed  Older versions of pip  e g  from July 2014  still relied on IncompleteRead  In the current version of pip  the import of IncompleteRead has been removed   So the one to blame is either    requests  for removing public API too quickly Ubuntu for updating pip too slowly   You can solve this issue  by either updating pip via Ubuntu  if there is a newer version  or by installing pip aside from Ubuntu

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Or you can remove all requests   For example    rm -rf  usr local lib python2 7 dist-packages requests

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Simply running easy install -U pip resolved my problem

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My version of pip on ubuntu suggests     pip install --upgrade pip

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This should work for you  Follow these simple steps    First  let s remove the pip which is already installed so it won t cause any error   Open Terminal   Type  sudo apt-get remove python-pip  It removes pip that is already installed   Method-1  Step  1 sudo easy install -U pip  It will install pip latest version   And will return its address  Installed  usr local lib python2 7 dist-packages pip-6 1 1-py2 7 egg  or  Method-2  Step  1 go to this link   Step  2 Right click    Save as   with name get-pip py    Step  3 use  cd to go to the same directory as your get-pip py file  Step  4 use  sudo python get-pip py  It will install pip latest version   or  Method-3  Step  1 use  sudo apt-get install python-pip  It will install pip latest version

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The problem is the Python module requests  It can be fixed by    sudo apt-get purge python-requests  now requests and pip gets deinstalled    sudo apt-get install python-requests python-pip   If you have this problem with Python 3  you have to write python3 instead of python

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While this previous answer might be the reason  this snipped worked for me as a solution  in Ubuntu 14 04    First remove the package from the package manager     apt-get remove python-pip   And then install the latest version by side     easy install pip    thanks to  Aufziehvogel   JunchaoGu

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You can download recent packages manually from these pages    https   packages debian org fr stretch all python3-pip download https   packages debian org fr stretch all python-pip-whl download   Then  install it by running dpkg   dpkg -i   deb

[python] How do I fix 'ImportError: cannot import name IncompleteRead'?

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