Pycharm pip install wont work behind a proxy

Question

I'm trying to install packages from within Pycharm in Windows 10. I am behind a proxy, so I have set up the proxy information as well as my login details and my connection seems to work.

My problem is that both pip and Setup_tools seems fails to connect to the internet and I get the following error after multiple connections retries have failed:

No matching distribution found for [package name]

For example, when I try to install Numpy:

PS:

• I have looked at a similar question over here, however I didn't find that helpful.

• I have managed to get pip to work from the command prompt(CMD) after doing the following:

  1. Export the proxy settings :

     set http_proxy=http://username:password@proxyAddress:port

     set https_proxy=https://username:password@proxyAddress:port

  2. Install the package:

     pip install PackageName

For some reason, the following kind of install seem to not work (note this is the same kind of statement Pycharm is trying to use to install my packages):

pip install --proxy=https://username:password@proxy:port packageName

What am I doing wrong? How do I resolve this? Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

There might be a couple of reasons for your issue. The first that come to mind are:

• did you try to go to Python3 executable path and try the same command from CMD ?

  pip3.exe install --proxy=https://username:password@proxy:port packageName
  

• you can also try the same command as above, but a bit changed:

  pip3.exe install packageName --proxy=https://username:password@proxy:port
  

• are you sure the credentials are ok ? (apparently the connection was successfull, I just saw the first image)

• is the proxy up ? (apparently the connection was successfull, I just saw the first image)

I'm using the latter command and it works fine with Python 3.5.x on Windows.

Answer 2

In PyCharm you can specify the proxy in the options field in the Available Packages Dialog:

This dialog is reachable from the Project Interpreter page by clicking the + button

Answer 3

This is best solution :

pip install requests

If that command is not work in Pycharm, reason is proxy or web filtering and something like this.

For fixing this problem you could do these steps :

1. Go to pypi.org

2. Then find your package ( requests )

3. Then in Download section copy .targz link address

4. In Pycharm terminal type : pip install (your link address that you copied)

5. Now press enter, If you will know your package would need some dependencies so

repeat these steps for dependencies.

• Note: Be careful on version of package dependencies that you need to install before install your main package.

Or you will be able use Proxy with this command :

pip install --proxy=https://username:password@proxy:port YourPackageName

Answer 4

Create a System Environment Variable HTTPS_PROXY or HTTP_PROXY in windows with required authentication (https://user:password@proxy:port) in windows and restart Pycharm.

Then, without specifying proxy configuration inside Pycharm, install the package.

Answer 5

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Fix the pycharm proxy issue in Macbook pro to install libraries behind the corporate proxy:

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go to System settings --> HTTP Proxy

Select Manual proxy configuration --> HTTP Proxy

• Host Name : your company hostname --Example.com--

• port number : specify your corporate proxy --port number--

Check Proxy Authentication : Give your system login credentials --> Login and password --> Check Reminder box

Check the connection: e.g: http://www.google.com

Now you should be able to download libraries inside the proxy from pycharm.

If you want to install packages from terminal :

pip install --proxy http://username:password@proxy.com:port package-name

e.g: pip install --proxy http://manojnirale:password%40@proxy.com:8080 spacy

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