warning:waitress message

[JaapS6]

I am running the bot on a windows 10 VPS and have just found this:

WARNING:waitress.queue:Task queue depth is 1
WARNING:waitress.queue:Task queue depth is 2
WARNING:waitress.queue:Task queue depth is 3

I haven't noticed it before and there haven't been any alerts in the TG channel for a few days so I assume something is wrong.

Thanks

[fabston]

Hi,

Try removing waitress in main.py altogether:

if __name__ == '__main__':
    app.run()

[JaapS6]

Thanks for the reply. I tried that but it didn't seem to work.

This is how my main.py looks. I removed all of the section of code at the bottom including the port stuff and replaced with your suggestion but it didn't work.

I should add that I'm using an older version of the bot from late december.

[fabston]

It might be a good idea to update the bot then. But be sure to adjust alerts to json strings as explained in the readme.

In the screenshot I don't see that you've removed waitress though.

[JaapS6]

No, that is the original config. As I said I tried removing that last block of code and replacing with what you suggested, but no luck. Is that what you meant - replace all of that last block of code?

Sure yes it might be a good idea to update it, but as it took a long time to set up in the first place I'd rather not change anything if I don't have to.

[JaapS6]

if I remove the last block of code and replace with your suggestion I am getting a flask error message

[fabston]

I'd then just recommend to keep your old setup and setup another folder with the current version. That way you could easily fall back in case its not working.

I'll take a look at the correct flask code tomorrow then. What error are you getting though?

[JaapS6]

like this. So maybe I am doing something wrong.

I restarted with the original code and it's working.

[fabston]

You are not running it in a virtual environment?

[JaapS6]

On a VPS. However, that previous screencap was probably me mistyping the start command, so please ignore that.

This is the error I get using the adjusted code:

[JaapS6]

I say error - it's not an error I suppose but it's not working

[JaapS6]

But, as I also said, restarting it with the original code works.

[fabston]

Instead of:

if __name__ == '__main__':
    app.run()

Use:

if __name__ == '__main__':
      app.run(host='0.0.0.0', port=80)

[JaapS6]

Thanks, that seems to work!

Do you have a crypto address so I can buy you a coffee? Your link only has paypal/cards.

[fabston]

Awesome!