HonourableTyr

Hi, looks like you're having the same issue I was. Check my thread below for the solution. https://github.com/KasperskyLab/TinyCheck/issues/78#issuecomment-1109699133

Same problem for me and _sudo apt-get upgrade_ followed by _sudo pip3 install -U django-weasyprint_ does not work. The package(s) failed to install initially. I rebooted and tried again and...

> In my case the issue was caused by me not installing "Raspbian Buster OS 32bit full" (note the FULL!) Using the right OS, I've managed installing and using TinyCheck...

> The weasyprint version can be downgraded by the following command: `sudo pip3 install weasyprint==52.5` > > django-weasyprint complains that dependencies are not met, because weasyprint >= 53.0 are required...

Yes, I am using the OS marked "legacy" because the requirements stated "Buster". There is no current version of Pi OS Buster, based off Debian 10. The current version is...

> `sudo python3 -m install --upgrade six` > > Before installing, or followed by a reïnstall of tinycheck. Pull request #94 seems to fix this. That just returns an error:...

> I was unable to reproduce your problem. I didn't have to change the the script either, are you using the buster version marked (Legacy)? > > I'm also using...

> Had the same problem. PlazzmiKs Solution works. But i had to use this before installation of tinychek: sudo python3 -m pip install --upgrade six Thanks, I already tried that...

> Okay, sorry. I thought it might help you, because i had the same error "No module named install". So i used "pip install" instead of install only and the...

> Okay, sorry. I thought it might help you, because i had the same error "No module named install". So i used "pip install" instead of install only and the...