schoenborno - 2015-12-06
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-PyPi will no longer allow installing files that are not on its server. Need to move them from SF.net to pypi ASAP. 
+PyPi will no longer allow installing files that are not on its server. Need to move them from SF.net to pypi ASAP. See https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/pypubsub_dev/tdf_GmEodWY as well as the following email from Donald Stufft of python.org:
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+> Due to the acceptance of PEP 470, PyPI is going to remove the ability for a
+> project to host it's files somewhere other than on PyPI, but still have PyPI
+> instruct installers (such as pip) to go and fetch this file automatically.
+> PEP 470 removes this feature and any project relying on it will need to either
+> be moved to hosting on PyPI or, if you wish to continue to host it externally,
+> you'll need to host your own repository and instruct your users to add that
+> repository to their installer. To give you time to adjust, this change will not
+> happen for 3 months, but after that 3 month deadline has expired, unless you
+> act some or all of the files for the above projects will no longer be found by
+> automated installers.
+> 
+> If you wish, there is a script available at https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pep470
+> which can be used to automatically migrate any of the affected files for your
+> own projects to PyPI.
+> 
+> If you wish to continue to host your files yourself instead of uploading them
+> to PyPI, then you should follow the instructions at
+> https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/self_hosted_repository/.
+> 
+> If you have any questions about the migration, please first check the FAQ at
+> https://github.com/pypa/pep470/wiki/Frequently-Asked-Questions which will be
+> updated with any questions and answers that come up during the migration
+> process.
+>