Hello, I have this script:
message = f"From: {FROM}\nTo: {TO}\nSubject: {OGGETTO}\n\n{TEXT}"
in a file that starts every day in a scheduled task and it gives this error:
"File "/home/vittus/mysite/segnala_allerte.py", line 65 message = f"From: {FROM}\nTo: {TO}\nSubject: {OGGETTO}\n\n{TEXT}" ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax"
but if I run it manually it works fine!!
I don't understand where is the mistake!
Thank you!
What python version do you run it with?
There are multiple versions of Python installed; if you run "python3.8", you'll get Python 3.8, if you run "python3.7", you'll get 3.7, and so on. They all have their own associated versions of pip installed, eg. "pip3.8".
I did install requirements.txt from the bash console with pip3.8, but it gives me the same error. Manually keeps working! :(
Are you sure that you're using Python 3.8 for the scheduled task? If you just schedule something like this:
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/home/vittus/mysite/segnala_allerte.py
...then our system will have to guess which Python version you want to run it with, and might guess wrong. If, instead, you schedule this:
python3.8 /home/vittus/mysite/segnala_allerte.py
...then it will always be run with Python 3.8.
Yes, you're right! Thank you!!
No problem, glad to help :-)
