In order to be able to install conda and pip packages from within my organizational network I configured conda to use my corporate's .pem
file using:
conda config --set ssl_verify <pathToMyFile>.pem
Everything works fine with downloading and installing packages but as soon as I am not logged in to the network (eg because I am working from home) I can't install any packages anymore. It seems that I have to be logged in to my corporate's network when using the respective .pem
file.
Specifically I am getting the following error:
Collecting package metadata (repodata.json): failed
CondaHTTPError: HTTP 000 CONNECTION FAILED for url <https://conda.anaconda.org/conda-forge/linux-64/repodata.json>
This problem has already been discussed here where user @payala summed up the problem in the comment section:
Yes, but then this will only work while you are within your organization's network. If you are using a notebook and you exit the network, it will not work. What can be done that supports adding this certificate in addition to the ones already used by conda? – payala
One solution would be to follow the suggestion from user @user6020015 who says:
if you leave your organization's network, you can just comment out that line in.condarc with a # and uncomment when you return.
However, this seems very tedious to me, because I would have to comment and uncomment this line of code several times per week. Is there a solution to solve this?
I'd probably add some shorthand commands to the shell (eg, ~/.bashrc
), like...
function conda_work() {
conda config --set ssl_verify <pathToMyFile>.pem
}
function conda_play() {
conda config --remove-key ssl_verify
}
to quickly toggle the setting.
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