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.. _debian-urllib3:
Requests-related ImportErrors on Debian-based distributions
-----------------------------------------------------------
Requests-related ImportErrors
-----------------------------
ImportError: No module named packages.urllib3.poolmanager
ImportError: cannot import name iter_field_objects
Debian has had its problems in the past with the Python requests package, see
:gh:`82` and :gh:`140`. You have several options for solving this problem:
Debian and nowadays even other distros make modifications to the ``requests``
package that don't play well with packages assuming a normal ``requests``. This
is due to stubbornness on both sides.
- Set the ``auth`` parameter of :storage:`caldav`, :storage:`carddav`, and/or
:storage:`http` to ``basic`` or ``digest`` (not ``guess``).
- Upgrade your installation of the Debian requests package to at least version
``2.4.3-1``.
- If this doesn't help, install vdirsyncer in a virtualenv, see
:ref:`manual-installation`.
See :gh:`82` and :gh:`140` for past discussions. You have one option to work
around this, that is, to install vdirsyncer in a virtualenv, see
:ref:`manual-installation`.

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vdirsyncer/__init__.py
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def _detect_faulty_requests(): # pragma: no cover
import requests
if 'dist-packages' not in requests.__file__:
return
text = (
'{e}\n\n'
'This most likely means you are running into a bug specific to '
'Debian-based distributions.\n\n'
'Error during import: {e}\n\n'
'If you have installed vdirsyncer from a distro package, please file '
'a bug against that package, not vdirsyncer.\n\n'
'Consult {d}/problems.html#requests-related-importerrors-on-debian'
'-based-distributions on how to deal with this, or use a different '
'operating system.'
'-based-distributions on how to work around this.'
)
try: