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POPip doesn't install packages to activated virtualenv, ignores requirements.txt
 

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    <p>I am attempting to setup a development environment on my new dev machine at home. I have just installed Ubuntu and now I am attempting to clone a remote repo from our web-server and install its dependencies so I can begin work. </p> <p>So far I have manually installed <code>virtualenv</code> and <code>virtualenvwrapper</code> from pypi and edited my bash.rc appropriately to source my virtualenvs when i start my terminal. I then cloned my repo to <code>~/projects/project-name/websitename.com</code>. Then I used <code>virtualenvwrapper</code> to <code>mkvirtualenv env-name</code> from <code>~/projects/project-name/websitename.com</code>. This reflects exactly the <code>file-structure/setup</code> of the web-server I am cloning from. So far so good. </p> <p>I logged into the dev server and activate the <code>virtualenv</code> there and use <code>pip freeze -l &gt; req.txt</code> to render a dependencies list and scp to my local machine. I activate the <code>virtualenv</code> on my local machine, navigate to the <code>~/projects/project-name/websitename.com</code> and execute <code>pip install -r path-to-req.txt</code> and it runs through all of the dependencies as if nothing is wrong. However, when i attempt to <code>manage.py syncdb</code> i get an error about not finding core django packages. What the hell? So i figure somehow Django failed to install, i <code>run pip install Django==1.5.1</code> and it completes successfully. I got to setup my site again and get another error about no module named <code>django_extensions</code>. Okay, what the hell with it, i just installed all of these packages with pip?! </p> <p>So i <code>pip freeze -l &gt; test.txt</code> and <code>cat test.txt</code>, what does it list? <code>Django==1.5.1</code>, the one package I just manually installed. Why isn't pip installing my dependencies from my specified list into my virtualenv? What am I messing up here?</p> <p>-EDIT-------------</p> <p>Which pip gives me the path to pip in my virtualenv</p> <p>I have only 1 virtualenv and it is activated</p>
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    1. COEverything you are doing seems ok, try to debug with `which pip`.
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    2. COalso try `find ~/.virtualenvs -type d -iname "anypackage"` to see if your required packages are installed or not. Also I recommend using `https://gist.github.com/insin/1425703` which will give nice prompt about activated virtualenv in your bash.
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    3. COrunning your command, the only packages in my virtualenv is the one I manually asked pip to install Django, all others processed by pip in the requirements file were ignored. I also somehow get a nice prompt indicating which virtualenv I have activated.
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