What permission are I Missing

[Spielepapagei]

Do any of you know what rights the bot is missing?

I have given him the rights, see attachment.

/home/container/node_modules/discord.js/src/rest/RequestHandler.js:350
      throw new DiscordAPIError(data, res.status, request);
            ^
DiscordAPIError: Missing Access
    at RequestHandler.execute (/home/container/node_modules/discord.js/src/rest/RequestHandler.js:350:13)
    at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:96:5)
    at async RequestHandler.push (/home/container/node_modules/discord.js/src/rest/RequestHandler.js:51:14)
    at async PermissionOverwriteManager.upsert (/home/container/node_modules/discord.js/src/managers/PermissionOverwriteManager.js:102:5)
    at async Command.run (/home/container/Commands/ticket.js:130:7) {
  method: 'put',
  path: '/channels/994581189614641242/permissions/865519770803503115',
  code: 50001,
  httpStatus: 403,
  requestData: {
    json: {
      id: '865519770803503115',
      type: 0,
      allow: Permissions { bitfield: 1024n },
      deny: Permissions { bitfield: 0n }
    },
    files: []
  }
}

[1tzemerald]

Administrator :)

[Spielepapagei]

Why the Bot must have Administrator?
This makes no Sense. Can you please explain?

[1tzemerald]

1. You're self-hosting the bot so no one has control but you and the people you give access.
2. It's easier to require Administrator than have to work around with multiple permissions.

[Spielepapagei]

1. Yes, this is true, but what if someone gets access to the Token for what ever reason?!
2. Why the bot needs only permission to create a channel, edit it, add the roles and send messages in this channel.
   If i this is not so correct me!

[1tzemerald]

The token is something that should be kept secret and yes anyone you give bot access to will most likely be able to see your token so I recommend you make sure you fully trust the person before giving access or just dont give anyone access.

The bot will need Administrator to run and you're hosting the bot, its not in anyone elses control. Once you're bot has administrator it will work just fine.

[Spielepapagei]

"The bot will need Administrator to run"

Why this Bot needs Admin Perms?
For what Action to "Create a Channel" normally a bot don't need Admin Perms The Most People give them Admin perms because there are too lazy to Configure the Rights probably.

What if a in The code is some code to abuse the Bot or an Exploit is found or something?!
AND DON'T com with the argument: "But you can look at THE CODE!"
Why sued, I do it when i can set the Perms Right?

[SypherRed]

If you are not able to understand the code, you shouldn't run an open source bot.

There is no option to exploit anything, heck, the bot even got no eval command!

I kindly advise you to use a closed source bot, you seem to not be able to maintain the bot on your own, if you have to mention possible exploits.

Do eventually double check the words you use, they make no sense in context.

[Spielepapagei]

Sorry dude
Okay Fine than I code my own bot bytheway thanks YOU FOR YOUR grate help.

[SypherRed]

Is this your first bot you add to a server?

[Spielepapagei]

NO,
Why are you asking?

[SypherRed]

Because your statement about having a bot with Admin perms, whichs source you can literally alter, makes only sense to me if this would be your first ever touch with bots at all.

Dunno if you've ever had dyno, some raid protection bots or any other multipurpose bots, bot they all mostly do have/require Admin permissions. And they are closed source.

And for the token part, look for yourself if you're able to see on the developer dashboard the token once again after you've switched the category. You must reset the token if you have not saved it somewhere. If someone else is using the token with a different bot and is not in your collab team, you will get notified right away and the token will be reset.

You first need to understand and learn before barking. ;)

[Spielepapagei]

This Can be Colsed!