Re:Time to Upgrade Your Python: TLS v1.2 Will Soon Be Mandatory
by Lukasa on Wednesday February 01, 2017 @08:11AM
(#13540415)
The python.org official installers are all linked against the system OpenSSL. You need to build from source to avoid that. I recommend getting Python from macports in this case, as they should allow you to link against their provided OpenSSL.
Re:Time to Upgrade Your Python: TLS v1.2 Will Soon Be Mandatory
by pvg on Wednesday February 01, 2017 @09:14AM
(#13540815)
The 3.6 macOS installer is bundled with its own, recent version of OpenSSL and supports TLS 1.2.
However, even though I have configured my path variables that it will use the macports openssl-files, the Python installer seems to link by default to the /usr/... openssl-files.
I've tried quite a bit re-installing Python (with the installer and building it from source; the latter failed with some obscure error I wasn't able to resolve), so I was wondering whether there are any better options. Upgrading via homebrew seems simple enough, but due to using macports, I'd rather not use homebrew. Furthermore, I am a bit reluctant to use the macports-python, but might do that if you were to suggest me that this is the only viable solution.
I'd be happy to hear your suggestions on this!