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This error means that the script attempted port forwarding automatically but failed. This could be because you are on a public network (such as a university or workplace), or because of specific router security settings. This step is required to allow external devices to send information to your computer and access the proxy. Port forwarding can also be done manually through your router’s settings. Every router’s interface is different but here are some general steps: 1. Log in to your router's web-based interface by entering its IP address into a web browser. 2. Look for a menu labeled "Port Forwarding" or "Virtual Servers." This is typically found under a section called "Advanced" or "Firewall." 3. Create a new rule using the IP in the error message as the local IP address and set the port number to 443 and 1080. 4. Save the new rule. You may have to reboot your router for the changes to take effect. For more information on how to perform port forwarding, search online for your router’s model or contact your ISP.

This can happen for a number of reasons. Here are some common issues which could cause this to happen: • Your phone is on the same network as your proxy. • Port forwarding has not been configured correctly. For more information on port forwarding see the troubleshooting step: I received the error “Unable to automatically map ports.” • Your proxy is not running. Open the Docker app and check that the whatsapp-proxy container is running. You can also check for any errors that occurred while running the script by viewing the full log located in the logs directory of the _data folder.