Closed rubberban closed 2 years ago
Connection problems with the requests library. Are you using the latest commit, because I did add some basic error handling a while back? When the error does occur is it always on the same profile? Intermittent problems are hard to track down, do you happen to be on a connection with potential packet loss like 4G or weak Wi-Fi?
Thanks for getting back with me.
Yes, I'm using the latest file where you added a null check.
As I stated, it happens randomly. Since the API returns profiles in the same order every time when using "all", it is never on the same profile. Sometimes it happens immediately, other times its near the end. I am connected directly, with an Ethernet cable, to my router.
I assumed it was something on my end, but I wanted to ask here because I couldn't find any solutions online regarding these specific issues since it happens seemingly randomly.
Experiencing similar problems: pastebin.com/UBLLsKB6
Except it hasn't worked for me at all. I cannot get the program to download anything from any profile. I double checked all my variables, and am using a version I downloaded the same day I post this.
I should note that a few months ago, I was able to get the old version working on this exact setup. Nothing about my hardware or network settings has changed. Idk if thats relevant.
Experiencing similar problems: pastebin.com/UBLLsKB6
Besides not able to download anything, these are not so similar at all:
Since the old script will no longer work, this issue is no longer valid. Update to the latest commit, and if you experience the same issue, open a new ticket.
I keep receiving these errors randomly. There is no pattern to the errors, that I can see. Sometimes its immediately after the command, sometimes its after 4 profiles, sometimes it doesn't happen. Ran the file successfully yesterday; today I got the error multiple times. Closed power shell, reopened, received it once again, and then haven't received it since.
Would appreciate any feedback as to what the cause could be. Python is up to date, as well as the OF-dl file.