Closed dpearson2699 closed 3 years ago
seems to be a botprotection when gamestops webserver encouters an ip to frequently ask for the same site.
If the script is freshly started ( best after Internet Reconnect / 30-60 Minutes after the script last run. ) i would assume that gamestop works for a few trys of the script itself ...
Btw. i would suggest that you remove your phonenumber from the postet env here on github, for security reasons ;)
seems to be a botprotection when gamestops webserver encouters an ip to frequently ask for the same site.
If the script is freshly started ( best after Internet Reconnect / 30-60 Minutes after the script last run. ) i would assume that gamestop works for a few trys of the script itself ...
Btw. i would suggest that you remove your phonenumber from the postet env here on github, for security reasons ;)
Oh, thanks for letting me know. I removed my email stuff but I guess I missed my removing my phone number. Weird thing was that GameStop never worked even when I first started the script. I thought it would display a 404 or 403 error code if the website was not loading bc it suspected bots. But I was confused because apparently, 410 means that the webpage doesn't exist, like at all vs it not being able to be loaded.
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Expected Behavior
Should not receive the status code of 410 because the site/page does exist for the Xbox Series X on Gamestop
Current Behavior
Every time street merchant checks the gamestop website it returns with a status code of 410 which indicates that the page doesn't exist
Steps to Reproduce
I have GameStop set as one of my stores in the dotenv file and I have it searching for Xbox series x's only. Here is a screenshot of the terminal output.
Environment
OS: macOS Catalina 10.15.7 dotenv file:
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