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JupyterQ - problem with installation with conda

jk311
New Contributor II

Hi,
I appreciate your help with this issue, there is a problem with non-existing file on repo https://conda.anaconda.org/kx/win-64/current_repodata.json.

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davidcrossey
Moderator Moderator
Moderator

Hi jk311,

Did you retry per the last message?

I only ask as I've just ran the same on my Windows machine and it's connecting to the repo as expected:

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Regards,

David

jk311
New Contributor II

I still can't install JupyterQ on my PC. Is it possible that it could be a reason: Anaconda behind a company proxy https://docs.anaconda.com/anaconda/user-guide/tasks/proxy/.
It might be important that I can run these commands in Anaconda Prompt:

conda info 
conda update --all
conda install pandas

but these both end up with HTTP error:

conda install -c kx jupyterq 
conda create -n jupyterqenv -c kx jupyterq

 

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Potentially, in which case you'd need to work with the options as per your link, along with your Systems Administrator.

Alternatively, you could try to install it yourself (assuming you can download the relevant packages to your machine) 

See here: Set up your machine-learning environment – Machine Learning – kdb+ and q documentation - Kdb+ and q ...

 

jk311
New Contributor II

Thank you David.
I've tried to install all components manually but stacked during installation tensorflow module.

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I think, that I have to solve this with the company support