Open mehr32 opened 1 year ago
nobody?
As far as I know, this error appears if more than 2000 characters are entered, although this limit is not specified. Maybe it's not wise to write about it here, but the site is also often unavailable. For a while it was not possible to access it at all, while in these few days an error 502 Cloudflare pops up, although it is hosted in some other places.
Also, it would be nice to add an option to translate documents, but a separate issue can be opened for that.
Hello In some specific texts, even though there is no translation problem in the Lingua user interface, I get a 404 error in the api on all servers, I don't know the reason! Even by shortening the text, I still have the error, for example:
https://lingva.lunar.icu/api/v1/en/fa/of%20the%20Iranians%22),[15][16]%20recognized%20as%20a%20derivative%20of%20Proto-Indo-European%20language%20*ar-yo-,%20meaning%20%22one%20who%20assembles%20(skilfully)%22.[17]%20According%20to%20the%20Iranian%20mythology,%20the%20country's%20name%20comes%20from%20the%20name%20of%20Iraj,%20a%20legendary%20prince%20and%20king.[18]Historically,%20Iran%20has%20been%20referred%20to%20as%20Persia%20by%20the%20West,[19][20]%20due%20mainly%20to%20the%20writings%20of%20Greek%20historians%20who%20referred%20to%20all%20of%20Iran%20as%20Pers%C3%ADs%20(Ancient%20Greek:%20%CE%A0%CE%B5%CF%81%CF%83%CE%AF%CF%82;%20from%20Old%20Persian%20%20P%C3%A2rsa),[21]%20meaning%20%22land%20of%20the%20Persians%22,%20while%20Persis%20was%20one%20of%20the%20provinces%20of%20ancient%20Iran.[22]In%201935,%20Reza%20Pahlavi%20requested%20the%20international%20community%20to%20refer%20to%20the%20country%20by%20its%20native%20name,%20Iran.[23][24]%20Opposition%20to%20the%20name%20change%20led%20to%20the%20reversal%20of%20the%20decision%20in%201959,%20and%20Professor%20Ehsan%20Yarshater,%20editor%20of%20Encyclop%C3%A6dia%20Iranica,%20propagated%20a%20move%20to%20use%20Persia%20and%20Iran%20interchangeably.[25]%20Today,%20both%20Iran%20and%20Persia%20are%20used%20in%20cultural%20contexts,%20while%20Iran%20remains%20mandatory%20in%20official%20state%20contexts.[26]Historical%20and%20cultural%20usage%20of%20the%20word%20Iran%20is%20not%20restricted%20to%20the%20modern%20state%20proper.[27][28][29]%20%22Greater%20Iran%22%20(Ir%C4%81nzam%C4%ABn%20or%20Ir%C4%81n%20e%20Bozorg)[30]%20refers%20to%20territories%20of%20the%20Iranian%20cultural%20and%20linguistic%20zones.In%20addition%20to%20modern%20Iran,%20it%20includes%20portions%20of%20the%20Caucasus,%20Anatolia,%20Mesopotamia,%20Afghanistan,%20and%20Central%20Asia.[31][page%C2%A0needed]The%20Persian%20pronunciation%20of%20Iran%20is%20[%CA%94i%CB%90%CB%88%C9%BE%C9%92%CB%90n]Common%20Commonwealth%20English%20pronunciations%20of%20Iran%20are%20listed%20in%20the%20Oxford%20English%20Dictionary%20as%20/%C9%AA%CB%88r%C9%91%CB%90n/%20and%20/%C9%AA%CB%88r%C3%A6n/,[32]%20while%20American%20English%20dictionaries%20such%20as%20Merriam-Webster's%20provide%20pronunciations%20which%20map%20to%20/%C9%AA%CB%88r%C9%91%CB%90n,%20-%CB%88r%C3%A6n,%20a%C9%AA%CB%88r%C3%A6n/,[33]%20or%20likewise%20in%20Random%20House%20Webster's%20Unabridged%20Dictionary%20as%20/%C9%AA%CB%88r%C3%A6n,%20%C9%AA%CB%88r%C9%91%CB%90n,%20a%C9%AA%CB%88r%C3%A6n/The%20Cambridge%20Dictionary%20lists%20/%C9%AA%CB%88r%C9%91%CB%90n/%20as%20the%20British%20pronunciation%20and%20/%C9%AA%CB%88r%C3%A6n/%20as%20the%20American%20pronunciationThe%20pronunciation%20guide%20from%20Voice%20of%20America%20also%20provides%20/%C9%AA%CB%88r%C9%91%CB%90n/.[34]%20The%20American%20English%20pronunciation%20/a%C9%AA%CB%88r%C3%A6n/%20may%20be%20heard%20in%20U.Smedia.The%20earliest%20attested%20archaeological%20artifacts%20in%20Iran%20confirm%20a%20human%20presence%20in%20Iran%20since%20the%20Lower%20Paleolithic.[36]%20Iran's%20Neanderthal%20artifacts%20from%20the%20Middle%20Paleolithic%20have%20been%20found%20mainly%20in%20the%20Zagros%20region,%20at%20sites%20such%20as%20Warwasi%20and%20Yafteh.[37][38][page%C2%A0needed]%20From%20the%20tenth%20to%20the%20seventh%20millennium%20BC,%20early%20agricultural%20communities%20began%20to%20flourish%20in%20and%20around%20the%20Zagros%20region%20in%20western%20Iran,%20including%20Chogha%20Golan,[39][40]%20Chogha%20Bonut,[41][42]%20and%20Chogha%20Mish.[43][44][page%C2%A0needed][45]The%20occupation%20of%20grouped%20hamlets%20in%20the%20area%20of%20Susa,%20as%20determined%20by%20radiocarbon%20dating,%20ranges%20from%204395%20to%203955%20to%203680%E2%80%933490%20BC.[46]%20There%20are%20dozens%20of%20prehistoric%20sites%20across%20the%20Iranian%20Plateau,%20pointing%20to%20the%20existence%20of%20ancient%20cultures%20and%20urban%20settlements%20in%20the%20fourth%20millennium%20BC.[45][47][48]%20During%20the%20Bronze%20Age,%20the%20territory%20of%20present-day%20Iran%20was%20home%20to%20several%20civilizations,[49][50]%20including%20Elam,%20Jiroft,%20and%20ZayanderudElam,%20the%20most%20prominent%20of%20these%20civilizations,%20developed%20in%20the%20southwest%20alongside%20those%20in%20Mesopotamia,%20and%20continued%20its%20existence%20until%20the%20emergence%20of%20the%20Iranian%20empiresThe%20advent%20of%20writing%20in%20Elam%20was%20paralleled%20to%20Sumer,%20and%20the%20Elamite%20cuneiform%20was%20developed%20since%20the%20third%20millennium%20BC.[51]From%20the%2034th%20to%20the%2020th%20century%20BC,%20northwestern%20Iran%20was%20part%20of%20the%20Kura-Araxes%20culture,%20which%20stretched%20into%20the%20neighboring%20Caucasus%20and%20AnatoliaSince%20the%20earliest%20second%20millennium%20BC,%20Assyrians%20settled%20in%20swaths%20of%20western%20Iran%20and%20incorporated%20the%20region%20into%20their%20territories.By%20the%20second%20millennium%20BC,%20the%20ancient%20Iranian%20peoples%20arrived%20in%20what%20is%20now%20Iran%20from%20the%20Eurasian%20Steppe,[52]%20rivaling%20the%20native%20settlers%20of%20the%20region.[53][54]%20As%20the%20Iranians%20dispersed%20into%20the%20wider%20area%20of%20Greater%20Iran%20and%20beyond,%20the%20boundaries%20of%20modern-day%20Iran%20were%20dominated%20by%20Median,%20Persian,%20and%20Parthian%20tribes.From%20the%20late%20tenth%20to%20the%20late%20seventh%20century%20BC,%20the%20Iranian%20peoples,%20together%20with%20the%20%22pre-Iranian%22%20kingdoms,%20fell%20under%20the%20domination%20of%20the%20Assyrian%20Empire,%20based%20in%20northern%20Mesopotamia.[55][page%C2%A0needed]%20Under%20king%20Cyaxares,%20the%20Medes%20and%20Persians%20entered%20into%20an%20alliance%20with%20Babylonian%20ruler%20Nabopolassar,%20as%20well%20as%20the%20fellow%20Iranian%20Scythians%20and%20Cimmerians,%20and%20together%20they%20attacked%20the%20Assyrian%20EmpireThe%20civil%20war%20ravaged%20the%20Assyrian%20Empire%20between%20616%20and%20605%C2%A0BC,%20thus%20freeing%20their%20respective%20peoples%20from%20three%20centuries%20of%20Assyrian%20rule.[55]%20The%20unification%20of%20the%20Median%20tribes%20under%20king%20Deioces%20in%20728%C2%A0BC%20led%20to%20the%20foundation%20of%20the%20Median%20Empire%20and%20their%20capital%20Ecbatana,%20which%20by%20612%C2%A0BC,%20controlled%20almost%20the%20entire%20territory%20of%20present-day%20Iran%20and%20eastern%20Anatolia[56]%20This%20marked%20the%20end%20of%20the%20Kingdom%20of%20Urartu%20as%20well,%20which%20was%20subsequently%20conquered%20and%20dissolve[57][58]In%20550%C2%A0BC,%20Cyrus%20the%20Great,%20the%20son%20of%20Mandane%20and%20Cambyses%20I,%20took%20over%20the%20Median%20Empire,%20and%20founded%20the%20Achaemenid%20Empire%20by%20unifying%20other%20city-states