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requests.exceptions.MissingSchema: Invalid URL '': No scheme supplied. Perhaps you meant http://? #217
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Hey did you find a solution? Having same error :/ |
Same here |
Indeed I have developed a solution to run the script while I'm away. But, it's just a "fix" that reruns the script whenever it stops. |
Can you share? Usually using |
Mine crashes frequently and I cannot restart every 5 minutes, would you mind sharing the script that reruns whenever it crashes? Would be muchly appreciated! |
Sorry for the late reply. Here's the code I used to run the script infinitely:
That's it. Note that you're gonna need super user priveleges in order to run |
I do not run on Linux. I am a Windows normie sorry. Is there a way to turn into a python script or a bat file that can just run on my PC then close when done? |
@VespidEmperor I think the script I provided will work for Windows as it does for Linux, simply because Python works on Windows too. What might cause you some trouble is super user privileges, but I really doubt you'll find any trouble since it's Windows... Just replace the |
My bandaid solution was to just replace the post_actions.py segment where requests is being used and then add https:// at the start before the variable for the rest of the URL. |
@de-y that's an interesting fix. Mine is what a bandaid looks like; it just reruns the script whenever it fails...endlessly. Thanks for your contribution. |
this error occurs when the bot is searching for a post to re-post. any solutions to this? I should also add up that I'm running the bot on Linux shell.
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