Nas4free Pip

[Guest]

The basic story of it all is that my shitty pi can't run homeassistant, so I wanted to run it on my nas. all nice and great untill i see:

sudo pip3 install homeassistant

and it's like come on you pricks(I'm sorry I luuuve you guys and homeassistant), being on linux doesn't make me automatically be on Ubuntu (I kind of wish I was though ) 

 

now, the basic question as stated in the title is: 
how do I install pip on nas4free?

[NoRomanBatmansAllowed]

1 minute ago, lolimpol said:

The basic story of it all is that my shitty pi can't run homeassistant, so I wanted to run it on my nas. all nice and great untill i see:

sudo pip3 install homeassistant

and it's like come on you pricks(I'm sorry I luuuve you guys and homeassistant), being on linux doesn't make me automatically be on Ubuntu (I kind of wish I was though ) 

 

now, the basic question as stated in the title is: 
how do I install pip on nas4free?

How does this have to do anything with ubuntu?

[brwainer]

I have never used NAS4Free, FreeBSD, nor pip, but based on a few quick google searches (literally less than 5 minutes of work) I have found this:

 

1. Install or make sure that the latest version of Python3 is installed

2. Run "python3 -m ensurepip"

3. Reboot? I'm not sure if that's required

 

Now you should have pip3 available

 

EDIT: BTW, you aren't on Linux. You are on FreeBSD, which is similar to linux but also very different

[Guest]

9 hours ago, brwainer said:

I have never used NAS4Free, FreeBSD, nor pip, but based on a few quick google searches (literally less than 5 minutes of work) I have found this:

 

1. Install or make sure that the latest version of Python3 is installed

2. Run "python3 -m ensurepip"

3. Reboot? I'm not sure if that's required

 

Now you should have pip3 available

 

EDIT: BTW, you aren't on Linux. You are on FreeBSD, which is similar to linux but also very different

I know, Freebsd is Unix. Unix is like Linux(with a different language), only at the Unix headquarters they were like:"ok men. What is really handy that comes with Linux?"

And then they strippes Unix of all of that. Which is nice for server use, but not for hobby use.

 

And this would be pretty cool, But I found it too, and then my question is:

How do I get python? I've tried both pkg_add's from python.org, then I found out that it's: add package. I did them but no success.

9 hours ago, bob51zhang said:

How does this have to do anything with ubuntu?

The tutorial shows Linux, specifically Ubuntu

[brwainer]

6 minutes ago, lolimpol said:

I know, Freebsd is Unix. Unix is like Linux(with a different language), only at the Unix headquarters they were like:"ok men. What is really handy that comes with Linux?"

And then they strippes Unix of all of that. Which is nice for server use, but not for hobby use.

 

And this would be pretty cool, But I found it too, and then my question is:

How do I get python? I've tried both pkg_add's from python.org, then I found out that it's: add package. I did them but no success.

The tutorial shows Linux, specifically Ubuntu

Freebsd isn't unix either. Anyway, look up "nas4free install python3". If that fails, then "freebsd install python3"

[Guest]

46 minutes ago, brwainer said:

Freebsd isn't unix either. Anyway, look up "nas4free install python3". If that fails, then "freebsd install python3"

did both of those. please don't post LMGTFY.

[brwainer]

13 minutes ago, lolimpol said:

did both of those. please don't post LMGTFY.

I'm sorry, as I said I have no experience with Nas4free nor freebsd. I had assumed that installing python would be easy - and I'm slightly surprised it isn't installed by default since python is used by a lot of packages. Hopefully someone else can come along and offer assistance, otherwise you might have more luck at a forum that is dedicated to nas4free or freebsd