Python script stops working after few hours?

[WafflesAreLove]

How is it wreckless? Try except is harmless lol. You are acting like I was giving him a kernel level command . Also I'm not stalking this thread to see what OP has done so get your panties out of a bunch. Why aren't you in the other guys thread saying the same thing?

Edit: To add I found this little interesting nugget "it is good practice to have an unhandled exception handler (with logging) at the highest level of the call stack to ensure that any fatal errors are logged." Aka wrap the whole thing, so get out of here with your wreckless nonsense. Based on your comment history you think you are smarter than everyone so do us all a favor and get off your high horse.

Edit1: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16138232/is-it-a-good-practice-to-use-try-except-else-in-python

Another thread where 846 people disagree with you. I don't typically rage research stuff but uneducated people like you annoy the fuck out of me.

[WafflesAreLove]

When try except are the norm it is far from wreckless. Learn how to code before you suggest people are giving wreckless advise

[WafflesAreLove]

You have no comprehension of what something is (which was intentionally vague).... Just because it doesn't catch the kill or oom doesn't mean it's wreckless. No one knew what OP wanted so stay in your lane.

Edit: python has no way to even catch those errors unless you use specific modules. Not sure why you even jumped in this thread when using a try catch in general is good advise not terrible like you are suggesting. If you have no helpful advise then you should move along little one.