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Interesting cogs for Red Bot
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Only returning "😶" as replies. #1

Closed SavageTheUnicorn closed 1 year ago

SavageTheUnicorn commented 1 year ago

As far as I know I've done everything right and I have the cog fully configured and using my api token. Is there something obvious that I'm missing?

DJTOMATO commented 1 year ago

Currently it's working fine for me, I usually get 😶 when you talk moderated stuff to the bot.

Have you tried talking normal stuff to it?

Also, when there's a error or a 😶 response there should be something in your bot logs, if ur on linux try journalctl -feu redbot Source: https://github.com/zhaobenny/bz-cogs/blob/c511c968de67bedf12fc67fc036248eb5951cf52/ai_user/response/response.py#L25

SavageTheUnicorn commented 1 year ago

Currently it's working fine for me, I usually get 😶 when you talk moderated stuff to the bot.

Have you tried talking normal stuff to it?

Also, when there's a error or a 😶 response there should be something in your bot logs, if ur on linux try journalctl -feu redbot Source: https://github.com/zhaobenny/bz-cogs/blob/c511c968de67bedf12fc67fc036248eb5951cf52/ai_user/response/response.py#L25

Yes, I've tried with normal chats and same result. I tried journalctl -feu redbot but no output was ever produced. Should be noted, it replies with that within less than 2 seconds. Filter canned responses is off aswell.

DJTOMATO commented 1 year ago

Well, you should replace redbot with your bot instance/service name. It was an example.

SavageTheUnicorn commented 1 year ago

Well, you should replace redbot with your bot instance/service name. It was an example.

My instance name IS redbot actually. I'll double check though. My launch command is sudo systemctl start red@redbot, I tried both red and redbot as the name in the journalctl command you stated.

DJTOMATO commented 1 year ago

journalctl should output the bot console, you could also try sudo service botname status

SavageTheUnicorn commented 1 year ago

journalctl should output the bot console, you could also try sudo service botname status

Name was red@redbot surprisingly. I'm getting an error stating that I've exceeded my quota, but I can use chatgpt just fine. I generated a brand new api key to use for this, so it was in my clipboard making mistyping it impossible. Is this a plus account only thing?

DJTOMATO commented 1 year ago

journalctl should output the bot console, you could also try sudo service botname status

Name was red@redbot surprisingly. I'm getting an error stating that I've exceeded my quota, but I can use chatgpt just fine. I generated a brand new api key to use for this, so it was in my clipboard making mistyping it impossible. Is this a plus account only thing?

It's not a plus thing, but from my previous experience, api keys might still work up to 48 hours after expired/overquota'd.

If you're using a trial account, and you're out of credits, well it's gg unless you create another trial account

SavageTheUnicorn commented 1 year ago

journalctl should output the bot console, you could also try sudo service botname status

Name was red@redbot surprisingly. I'm getting an error stating that I've exceeded my quota, but I can use chatgpt just fine. I generated a brand new api key to use for this, so it was in my clipboard making mistyping it impossible. Is this a plus account only thing?

It's not a plus thing, but from my previous experience, api keys might still work up to 48 hours after expired/overquota'd.

If you're using a trial account, and you're out of credits, well it's gg unless you create another trial account

Ahhhh. My trial credits expired a week ago. Thanks for the quick help!

zhaobenny commented 1 year ago

Thanks for the help, @DJTOMATO! 🔥