This is a weird problem I spent a long time tracking down, some of our pages have only recently starting generating 429 errors. For all users.
So, on digging further, the error is somehow coming from geoPHP, but ONLY when the URL has a ?url= parameter.
If I don't include geoPHP, no error. If I change the ?url= to ?url2= then it works fine.
I am not convinced it's entirely geoPHP's fault because I haven't updated geoPHP in ages and it was working fine until very recently. But some weird cursed combination of things is causing this and geoPHP is involved somehow.
In the meantime I'm changing all my URLS that use 'url=' parameters (by the way, this was never used for a full url, it was only something like ?url=about)
This is a weird problem I spent a long time tracking down, some of our pages have only recently starting generating 429 errors. For all users.
So, on digging further, the error is somehow coming from geoPHP, but ONLY when the URL has a ?url= parameter.
If I don't include geoPHP, no error. If I change the ?url= to ?url2= then it works fine.
I am not convinced it's entirely geoPHP's fault because I haven't updated geoPHP in ages and it was working fine until very recently. But some weird cursed combination of things is causing this and geoPHP is involved somehow.
In the meantime I'm changing all my URLS that use 'url=' parameters (by the way, this was never used for a full url, it was only something like ?url=about)