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  • Welcome
  • Getting Started
    • Installation
  • How To
    • Use the OpenAI's API feature
    • Use the Azure OpenAI Service's API feature
    • Use the Local LLM feature
    • Use the Prompt Library feature
    • Use a custom-trained model
  • Help & FAQ
    • FAQ
      • Can BurpGPT editions be used as standalone applications operating independently?
      • Does BurpGPT Pro cover Azure OpenAI Service/OpenAI usage, or do I need an extra subscription?
      • Does the Pro edition's local LLM feature share any data with OpenAI or any third party?
      • How can I cancel my subscription?
      • How to resolve the 'Runtime Error: Bad magic number in .pyc file' error?
      • How to resolve the 'Cannot use chat template functions...' error?
      • If the server displays an error indicating that port 3000 is in use, how can I resolve this issue?
      • Is it possible for BurpGPT editions to produce false positive results?
      • What are the possible causes for an unsuccessful activation of my BurpGPT Pro?
      • What is the limit for device activations with a single BurpGPT Pro license?
    • Changelog
    • Roadmap
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How to resolve the 'Runtime Error: Bad magic number in .pyc file' error?

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The bad magic number in .pyc file error usually occurs due to a mismatch between the Python version that generated the .pyc file and the version being used to execute the script.

To resolve this issue, ensure that the local LLM server is running with the correct Python binary version.

The required Python version is specified in the section.

You can set the appropriate path in the Python path field.

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