🔒 Converting sync requests code to aiohttp yields error

[dreamy haven]

I made a program to download some files from a website using requests. Since there are quite a few files and it takes quite a while to download everything, I thought about making it async, and apparently aiohttp is the way to go.

However, when running the updated code, I get the following error:
aiohttp.client_exceptions.ClientConnectorError: Cannot connect to host [WEBSITE] ssl:default [Invalid argument]. Googling it a bit I didn't find anyone with the same exact problem, and the solutions posted for similar problems didn't work. Does anyone have a clue what I could be doing wrong?

[analog nymph]

@dreamy haven

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[blazing horizon]

show your code?

[quaint briar]

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[dreamy haven]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/EZ3A

I used everything as in the docs though, I'm really not sure how this error came to be

Nevermind, i solved the issue with a threadpool

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[analog nymph]

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