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requirements.txt is in the /opt/honeybadger/server/ folder, the cd needs to be moved up before running the pip3 or it will fail. Adding quit command to exit the python interpreter. ***NOT INCLUDED IN PULL, BUT NEEDS CLARIFICATION*** `python3 honeybadger.py -ik <IPSTACK_KEY> -gk <GOOGLE_KEY>` on line 55 references keys that aren't included. It may be that the instructions can include documentation on where to get the keys, or just removing the flags, since they aren't directly given for the course.
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requirements.txt is in the /opt/honeybadger/server/ folder, the cd needs to be moved up before running the pip3 or it will fail.
Adding quit command to exit the python interpreter.
NOT INCLUDED IN PULL, BUT NEEDS CLARIFICATION
python3 honeybadger.py -ik <IPSTACK_KEY> -gk <GOOGLE_KEY>on line 55 references keys that aren't included. It may be that the instructions can include documentation on where to get the keys, or just removing the flags, since they aren't directly given for the course.