Closed retrosyn closed 5 years ago
Odd error message. I did a quick google for it and it seems some providers return that error if they detect you are scraping their site. Not sure how they detect, but it's not happening here, works fine. We aren't supposed to scrape the site, should be accessed by a browser really so they get advertising revenue. Are you maybe behind a vpn they don't like or have you hit the site too many times, could be an access limit, though most providers return error 111 for limit exceeded. Might be worth putting https://libgen.io instead of the default as https might bypass the scraper detection?
No, I am not using a VPN but I am using a seedbox on which lazylibrarian is installed if that matters? I can access the website fine from my browser. If I put https://libgen.io I am getting this error:
2018-10-28 13:50:50 | DEBUG | TESTPROVIDER | directparser.py | GEN | 115 | Error fetching page data from libgen.io: Exception SSLError: HTTPSConnectionPool(host='libgen.io', port=443): Max retries exceeded with url: /search.php?column=def&res=100&req=Agatha%2BChristie&phrase=0&open=0&view=simple (Caused by SSLError(SSLError("bad handshake: Error([('SSL routines', 'ssl3_get_server_certificate', 'certificate verify failed')],)",),)) |
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ok, your seedbox doesn't have ssh libraries available so that options not available to try. It certainly looks like it's a "scraper detection" issue, the site is realising you are not a browser and stopping access as the url works from a browser, but it's working for me in lazylibrarian?
Is it possible you have hit an access limit, too many calls or too many downloads? Your browser will send different id to lazylibrarian (user agent header) so might not be blocked the same. Maybe try a mirror like gen.lib.rus.ec or try 93.174.95.27
gen.lib.rus.ec is working. It passed the test.
Good news. I will close this for now. Wonder if we can get an error code we can trap and give a better message.
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LazyLibrarian version number - a4fd6e6241cb9cb8427ffd732fa53a6abd13a68b
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The torrent provider test passed.
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