My apologies Gert, I did not mean to suggest that your suggestion was off-topic. I was just not sure if I should be asking a question about Python .eggs in this thread.

Wow, that would be nice! Should have looked a little harder...
I'd like to try to make what I have work before I go out and spend another $85... any thoughts? Is this getting off-topic?

I've recently run into the same problem as the OP, and I wanted to try the workaround posted by pootle. However, I'm at a loss when it comes to this: in Adafruit_I2C.py in the constructor add: As far as I can tell this file is wrapped up in something called an .egg. What is this? How do I edit it? A...

No need to panic. An upcoming update will address the false positives. Great, thank you. Just to double-check...can I be 99.9% sure this is a false positive? I don't want to power up the RPi on my local network if there's a chance it's compromised. Then again, I don't want to have to drag it out, c...

So I am using a headless RPi as a Samba server on my local network. I have deleted the pi user (using userdel if I remember correctly). I configured SSH to run on an uncommon port, and use key authentication. I then port-forwarded the machine. A couple of days ago I updated the Pi and when I connect...