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Fix FileNotFoundError

in Celery

Solution

FileNotFoundError in Celery often arises when Celery tries to access or write to a file path (like a result backend or log file) that doesn't exist or is inaccessible due to permissions. Ensure the directory specified in your Celery configuration (e.g., `CELERY_RESULT_BACKEND` if using a file-based backend or logging paths) exists and the Celery worker process has the necessary read/write permissions. Create the directory or adjust permissions as needed to resolve the issue.

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Timeline

First reported:Apr 3, 2025
Last reported:Apr 3, 2025

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