Closed pitsi closed 1 year ago
It is back up right now... If someone else can confirm that the api has/had downtimes and when they happen/happened, I would be grateful. It had no downtime all the week that I was writing my app.
@pitsi It's most likely a problem with libgen servers. I'll look into the issue in a bit. You should record your app prior to the presentation in case it fails unexpectedly. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Any news on that? Was it an issue on libgen's end? Thankfully it worked during my presentation and all went smoothly.
On the other hand, wasn't there a health status page for the hosted apis somewhere? I remember seeing something with red and green dots as indicators when I first discovered the api 2+ months ago...
Yes there is a preview thing, it's on https://consumet.org under extensions.
No offence, but I do not see a status indicator on that page. Plus, the linked url on libgen is wrong. It just points to "libgen", no domain suffix or https in front of it.
The green/red dot in the corner is the status indicator, also that's definitely a small ui issue we will have to fix lol.
I see no green/red dots or any status indicator on the forementioned page (screenshot upon request)... Do you mean this maybe? https://github.com/consumet/providers-status
@pitsi He was talking about this: https://consumet.org/extensions/list/
Any news on that? Was it an issue on libgen's end? Thankfully it worked during my presentation and all went smoothly.
I'm glad that everything went well. Unfortunately, I was unable to reproduce the problem, which shows that it's libgens fault. We will add new book providers in case we face a similar issue.
This is the page I am talking about too, that is why I just checked on different browsers. There are no green/red dots on the providers on my end... in brave and chromium, but they are visible in firefox! Oh well.
Feel free to close this if it is no longer an issue.
Describe the bug
As mentioned in the title, libgen returns 403 errors for both query urls.
Steps to reproduce
For simplicity reasons, instead of some generic word that would return tens or even hundreds or results, e.g. "greek", the isbn of a specific book will be used as a term, thus the api would return only one result.
or with the secondary one
Expected behavior
Normally, the api should return results. e.g. for the forementioned url the book is "Midnight in Chernobyl".
Actual behavior
However, it fails with a 403 error as seen above.
Additional context
The api was working properly yesterday morning (I live at gmt+2) when I last run my mini app that uses it to display info about books. I checked it again last night and it had the forementioned issue. I checked it again earlier today, like 4-5 hours ago and it was working again. And I checked it just now and it is broken again.
This app is my "homework" for a lesson that I should present to the "classroom" yesterday morning, but my presentation was postponed for Monday's morning. I hope it is fixed by then :)