@Amrita_dey
Similar query has already been resolved in the past.
Hi @maazbobat3012
It is occuring because of indentation errror…
Try: and Except: should be indented properly. Like below example.
try:
sensor_value = int(data['value'])
except e:
print("There was an error while parsing the response: ",e)
continue
Wrong Indentation looks like this
try:
sensor_value = int(data['value'])
except e:
print("There was an error while parsing the response: ",e)
continue
I hope you found the difference, and problem is solved.
You can search for the error you receive in the forum and check if a similar query from the past already exists or not.
If you don’t find anything similar, then you can go ahead and post it on the forum.
Change the Indent of except block to match with that of try block.#somecode #somecode
also make changes to the time.sleep(10). Its indentation looks different than other block of code.
what is the error again.please help me…
@Amrita_dey
We have already answered to your query in this thread.
@Amrita_dey
Similar query has already been resolved in the past.
You can search for the error you receive in the forum and check if a similar query from the past already exists or not.
If you don’t find anything similar, then you can go ahead and post it on the forum.
but its stillshowing error
@Amrita_dey
I can already see that you have not made the correction.
I will paste the solution from the mentioned thread.
Try: and Except: should be indented properly. Like below example.
try:
sensor_value = int(data['value'])
except e:
print("There was an error while parsing the response: ",e)
continue
Wrong Indentation looks like this
try:
sensor_value = int(data['value'])
except e:
print("There was an error while parsing the response: ",e)
continue
Make sure the ‘except’ is on the same column as the try. That means, it should be exactly below it, instead of being shifted to the right.
this time i typed the ‘except’ and ‘try’ on the same column…now whats the error ?
@Amrita_dey
As it is mentioned in the error message itself
File “/home/ubuntu/conf.py”, line 1
That means line 1 of your conf.py has the error.
sudo nanoSID = 'You can find.....'
You are supposed to put the SID token from your Twilio dashboard.
SID = 'Your SID from Twilio Dashboard'
Regarding the SID, Twilio has been taught as well in the training. You are suggested to complete all the training modules serially and thouroughly.
Let me know if you have any other queries.
saswat
December 24, 2021, 8:42am
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@Amrita_dey You have to learn to debug using the error message shown in the message itself. It’s told that error occurred while executing line 1 of conf.py file
And it seems like you have not mentioned The Twilio SID in the SID variable, you have to assign the value there which you can find from the Twilio dashboard of yours and you have just commented it as
@Amrita_dey
Please refer to the provided solution.
@Amrita_dey
As it is mentioned in the error message itself
File “/home/ubuntu/conf.py”, line 1
That means line 1 of your conf.py has the error.
sudo nanoSID = 'You can find.....'
You are supposed to put the SID token from your Twilio dashboard.
And the variable should be defined like below method,
SID = 'Your SID from Twilio Dashboard'
Regarding the SID, Twilio has been taught as well in the training. You are suggested to complete all the training modules serially and thouroughly.
Let…
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@Amrita_dey
I don’t see the SID variable in the 2nd image, it scrolled down. Open the conf.py file and send a screenshot of the file. (with all the variables visible)
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@Amrita_dey
As you can see on the very first line,
akshayan.sinha:
That means line 1 of your conf.py has the error.
sudo nanoSID = 'You can find.....'
You are supposed to put the SID token from your Twilio dashboard.
SID = 'Your SID from Twilio Dashboard'
So, remove ‘sudo nano ’ and only put ‘SID ’ over there.
so after typing “SID”, shall i type the the no. of SID token,
@Amrita_dey
Of course the Account SID Token from Twilio.
@Amrita_dey
Looks like there is a space in your file name in between. You have written conf .py while it is supposed to be conf
