I guess my confusion is why you are using APT instead of PIP since this is a Python form.
Searching just for "python3-paho-mqtt" reveals IMHO traditional Python sources https://www.google.com/search?q=%22pyth ... s-wiz-serp so you may want to direct your query to one of those forums.
Searching for "paho-mqtt" reveals more traditional Python sources https://www.google.com/search?q=paho-mq ... s-wiz-serp.
FWIW, here is Canada, this is what I getA partial list from search PyPlI've never used APT for finding Python libraries but I know it's possible. Also, I try to install the library local to the user as opposed to system (SUDO) to avoid search issues.
I'd be curious why you are using APT rather than PIP and if PIP via PyPl works.
Searching just for "python3-paho-mqtt" reveals IMHO traditional Python sources https://www.google.com/search?q=%22pyth ... s-wiz-serp so you may want to direct your query to one of those forums.
Searching for "paho-mqtt" reveals more traditional Python sources https://www.google.com/search?q=paho-mq ... s-wiz-serp.
FWIW, here is Canada, this is what I get
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paul@piTimer:~ $ apt search paho-mqttSorting... DoneFull Text Search... Donelibpaho-mqtt-dev/oldstable 1.3.8-1 armhf Eclipse Paho MQTT C client - development fileslibpaho-mqtt1.3/oldstable 1.3.8-1 armhf Eclipse Paho MQTT C client - shared librariespython3-paho-mqtt/oldstable 1.5.1-1 all MQTT client class (Python 3)I'd be curious why you are using APT rather than PIP and if PIP via PyPl works.
Statistics: Posted by DS256 — Mon Mar 03, 2025 11:12 am