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This is unrelated to the repo, this has to do with the host not being able to connect to discord.com. |
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It means that your DNS doesn't have discord for some reason. Try a different DNS |
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A DNS resolution error happens if DNS lookup fails. To fix this you need to set up a secondary DNS, instructions to do so depend on your operating system so you should search the internet for more information. |
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today I start to make a discord bot and I use this code
import discord
token = "blablablablablablsomethingtoken"
client = discord.Client()
@client.event
async def on_ready():
print("일러났습니다")
print(client.user)
print('============================')
client.run(token)
and this came out Cannot connect to host discord.com:443
wot is the problems?
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