Closed KuechlerO closed 1 year ago
Also update to eido=0.1.9
and peppy=0.35.4
did not solve the issue.
It looks like github is denying the request because it's coming from Python...
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16627227/problem-http-error-403-in-python-3-web-scraping
I am also getting the same response here. We may need to change the way we request remote files in peppy
You can reference the file locally, and it should work. Can you give that a try and see if it solves it in the short term?
Ah, I see. How can I reference the file locally? I was not able to find any documentation on it...
I figured out what this is. I had recently change the DNS settings for schema.databio.org
, which I changed to being proxied by cloudflare. Cloudflare was blocking the automated requests from Python.
I've reverted back to the old non-proxied DNS settings, and this solved the issue for me. Check now and see if things work for you. If not, wait 24 hours for DNS settings to reset and try again. Let me know if you have further issues.
Yes, now it works again. Thank you very much! :)
Still, could you please point out to me, how I can set up a local reference in order to avoid such a problem in the future?
Yes, now it works again. Thank you very much! :)
Still, could you please point out to me, how I can set up a local reference in order to avoid such a problem in the future?
I figured it out! Thanks again for your quick fix and the amazing work 👍
Hello guys,
firstly thx for your project and the efforts you pushed into it :)
After weeks of utilizing PEP without any issues I encountered this error the last days:
At first I thought it could be the settings of the cluster, where I run the pipeline, but even on my home computer the same error gets produced. Sanity check with wget:
wget http://schema.databio.org/pep/2.1.0.yaml
runs without any problems. But python:returns
urllib.error.HTTPError: HTTP Error 403: Forbidden
.Do you have ideas for the potential reason?
Also: Does there exist a possibility to use a local pep-version-config file? So that instead of
pep_version: 2.1.0
in the pep-configuration file, I can directly reference a local file?My set-up: