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Trying to run the script I first got this Make sure to update the session variables at the top of this script (See readme). Update Browser User Agent (Every time it updates): https://ipchicken.com/ Traceback (most recent call last): I can't figure out what it is that's causing this issue. |
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You're getting the Python exception because you removed the You generally can't remove random lines of code and expect things to work. |
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Well yeah no shit, I removed the exit so I might get more of an error code
since the message it was giving me wasn't telling me much of anything.
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You're getting the Python exception because you removed the exit() after
the check for the thing that causes the exception, so it does the check but
then falls through into the code the check is supposed to be protecting.
Restore the exit() and run the script as the usage message says (with a
list of profile names or the literal "all" (without the quotes)) and it
should work.
You generally can't remove random lines of code and expect things to work.
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If you're getting an error using the "all" keyword but not individual profiles, it is generally because one of your subscriptions closed their account and OF doesn't unsubscribe you. If you go to the subscription section and unsubscribe from the defunct account, the "all" command should work again. Since the account is still listed under active, I'm not sure how to fix this. |
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If you're getting an error using the "all" keyword but not individual profiles, it is generally because one of your subscriptions closed their account and OF doesn't unsubscribe you. If you go to the subscription section and unsubscribe from the defunct account, the "all" command should work again. Since the account is still listed under active, I'm not sure how to fix this.