Putting it on webserver completely stops it from working

[TheXer]

Hello, one and possibly last issue I have with this is the error im encountering when I put it on hosting.

OSError: [Errno 99] Cannot assign requested address

The problem is, I have correct keys from Google (as I have registered domain to work with) and put the correct values in this line:

calendar = GoogleCalendar(calendar='[email protected]', authentication_flow_host= "164.132.110.138", authentication_flow_port=10038)

I found out about it in your documentation, so I tried everything possible.
It shows me this error. How can I prevent it? How can I reconfigure the hosting etc.?

Thanks for the help!

[kuzmoyev]

@TheXer Do you run it in docker? Does this help?

[TheXer]

Unfortunately doesn't, as I don't have access to that. I have bash, but just some of the commands are available. Is there another option?

I tried to turn off the webserver and that didn't help at all.

[kuzmoyev]

Try using authentication_flow_host="0.0.0.0".

Apart from that, I don't think I can help you as it's a very specific problem and doesn't seem to be related to the gcsa but to the configuration of your server.

[TheXer]

Unfortunately doesn't work, i'll try to look at Google credentials if that's something that inteferes with it. Thanks for the help, though

[kuzmoyev]

Let me know if I can help with anything. And if you figure out the issue, please leave a comment about the cause. Might be useful for others or could be a potential fix that is needed.

Thanks!

[TheXer]

Unfortunately I found no solution so I settled to use raspberry pi as hosting to my discord bot so I can use local host and works fine since.

Thanks anyway for this beginner friendly API wrapper and I wish you best of luck in future deployments.