Hi @probinson,

Using pip will attempt to resolve all dependencies. The Eikon package has many dependencies and as you discovered will try to install them. I can't think of another way other than to download those dependencies that are failing as you did with the Eikon package and install them individually. The Eikon package doesn't include all the separate dependencies as downloadable modules.

Hi Nick,

Your comments prompted me to try installing some of the dependencies first and then try pip installing eikon again, and it has worked for some reason.

Before, I was getting ConnectionResetError(10054,'An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host'....) when trying to install eikon before. This would happen as it was working through the dependencies

I just tried installing zope first (this was where it was usually failing), then installing eikon and it has worked

Posting my experience here in case it is relevant to other users

There are few commands to use pip with firewall and proxies. You can specify server information on the environment variable like:

set https_proxy=http://pServer:pPort
set http_proxy=http://pServer:pPort
pip install eikon

or if proxy requires login information -

pip --proxy "[user:passwd@]pServer:pPort" install eikon

If your corporate firewall is also re-signing the connection, then add these options to pip command line:

--trusted-host pypi.python.org --trusted-host pypi.org