[Errno 32] Broken pipe

[MmeCromatique]

Desktop (please complete the following information):

OS: Ubuntu
Version 22.04

Additional context
Running as a VM in Proxmox

It's me again, a stream is happening and

i'm getting broken pipes, I tried a youtube uploader and it worked

What could it be ?

[jenslys]

it can be a lot of reasons, but the error occurs when streamlink tries to send the stream to youtube. so the issue is usually with youtubeuploader. The times i got that error, its was either that my quota was reached or that my tokens had expired

[jenslys]

Did you get the error before or after uploading the sample video?

[MmeCromatique]

Before, I saw the error then did as said in the FAQ to check

[jenslys]

Hi, what is the status of this?

[MmeCromatique]

Not much, I tried to reinstall the script, empty out the description and titles of anything that may have conflicted with the API usage and still errno 32 when uploading Twitch but fine with the standalone video

[jenslys]

Weird.
I am afraid I don't know what more can be done.

Have you applied for the youtube API quota?

[MmeCromatique]

No, I wanted to wait for the guidelines

[THEDARKK]

Hello, I have the same thing

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[Zfalcor]

I've had this issue when the computer it is running on falls asleep or hibernates. Even if it is running in a VM, in my case Ubuntu Windows Subsystem for Linux. If the hardware falls asleep it fails to download/upload and keeps trying until it uses my upload quota limit without successfully uploading any videos.

I received the [Errno 32] Broken pipe during the initial errors that use up my quota limit ( when it actually tries uploading to youtube but no videos are shown being uploaded/processing/processed in Youtube Content Manager ) as well as after when my limit is exceeded and the error is expected.

My fix was to disable sleep and hibernate on the PC running the VM. Not sure if related.

To recreate: allow hardware to sleep/hibernate before a stream starts with AutoVOD running in a VM

[jenslys]

I've had this issue when the computer it is running on falls asleep or hibernates. Even if it is running in a VM, in my case Ubuntu Windows Subsystem for Linux. If the hardware falls asleep it fails to download/upload and keeps trying until it uses my upload quota limit without successfully uploading any videos.

I received the [Errno 32] Broken pipe during the initial errors that use up my quota limit ( when it actually tries uploading to youtube but no videos are shown being uploaded/processing/processed in Youtube Content Manager ) as well as after when my limit is exceeded and the error is expected.

My fix was to disable sleep and hibernate on the PC running the VM. Not sure if related.

To recreate: allow hardware to sleep/hibernate before a stream starts with AutoVOD running in a VM

I will look into this, but as i have never experienced this in a stable release this may be hard.
i could look into adding somthing like caffeinate but for linux to run on script start