I created a droplet in Digital Ocean, installed Fabric, checked that all dependencies were accounted for, and ran the setup process, including assigning an AI Vendor API (OpenAI) and YouTube API. The Fabric app works when transcripts are manually entered into the DO server.
When I try to run the command fabric -y "YOUTUBEvideo" --stream --pattern extract_wisdom
It defaults to an unrelated output (that seems) built into Fabric's resources (a Yuval Harari TED talk - not any other video I request). I successfully ran this setup on my home computer (MacMini M2 Pro).
Despite hours of interacting with Claude.ai and verifying my commands and setup were correct on the Ubuntu server I created, I came across a video about some people having difficulty setting up email with DO Server's IP addresses as they can be automatically blacklisted for concern of spam.
Is it possible that YouTube is blocking the request of my API from my DO IP address, and how can I go about fixing this? I am able to ping outside websites, including YouTube from my server but any requests from the API seem ignored.