#๐Ÿ”’ Im trying to host a source code on a remote pc but I keep getting this error

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@terse storm

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terse storm
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if anyone knows how to fix this????

vale pebble
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Did you run pip install on the remote pc

idle sigil
steep trellis
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Why is the folder name "scam inv src"??? ๐Ÿ‘€

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Damn, I was slower

terse storm
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its just the name i put o it

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terse storm
idle sigil
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it would probably be a good idea to familiarize yourself with the rules of this server, specifically, just in case.

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!rule 5

sleek auroraBOT
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5. Do not provide or request help on projects that may violate terms of service, or that may be deemed inappropriate, malicious, or illegal.

terse storm
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its not against anything bruh

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steep trellis
terse storm
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yes

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its a inviting src

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for my discord bot

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im trying to see why i cant host it on my remote pc

steep trellis
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I love how you cut off actual code and left only db stuff that you can say is for anything

terse storm
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im not trying to leak my hard work

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but il share more

steep trellis
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'leak' as if bot code was something special? Don't worry, basically any discord bot you can think of already exists

terse storm
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# terse storm

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terse storm
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my bot

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got a button

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where if they press it

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they can check their invites

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