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I think you need to use:

pip install python-dateutil

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Thanks for the reply (and sorry for the late response, only picking this up again now).

This didn't seem to work, it fails with:

Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement dateutil (from versions: )
No matching distribution found for dateutil

Is it possible that it's simply not compatible with mac's unix flavour?

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This means that, under Mac, dateutil is not part of the default python module set. Try running sudo pip3 install dateutil

The README is made with Linux in mind. If this solves your issue, I will update the requirements file to include dateutil

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If you run pip3 freeze | grep dateutil, do you see anything? Do you have easy_install3 on mac?

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@DavidA2014: that might work, @remy, can you give it a try? Use pip3 though, since it's for python3

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Getting the same issue on the Ubuntu 15.10. The issue is resolved if you install the packages via aptitude instead of pip.
python3-pymongo
python3-dateutil
python3-redis
...

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@remy Any updates?

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@remy Could you try this installation procedure? I'm going to close this issue, if it still doesn't work, just re-open it.

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The solution by @DavidA2014 worked for me

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