I'm trying to host a bot on a rented cloud server, and I've uploaded all my files using the FileZilla app, including my Python script and requirements.txt. However, when I run the installation command for the bot's requirements on the server console, I keep encountering an error stating that certain library versions do not exist. I attempted to update the Python version from 3.8 to 3.9, but that didn't solve the issue. I'm wondering if the problem might be related to the older Python version, or if there's something else I should check.
2 Answers
It sounds like you're facing a classic dependency issue. If you didn't write the bot, I'd suggest contacting the author for help. In case the requirement list isn't too extensive, you could also try updating the specific libraries manually. That might help you pinpoint where things are going wrong.
Could you share the complete error message you're receiving? It could give more insight into what's failing. For instance, if you see messages like "Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement…" it usually means that the specific version of a library in your requirements.txt is not available for your Python version, which could be due to compatibility issues.
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