Response 403: Cloudflare detected

[diro-atk]

File "/usr/local/lib/python3.10/dist-packages/g4f/requests/raise_for_status.py", line 24, in raise_for_status_async raise CloudflareError(f"Response {response.status}: Cloudflare detected") g4f.requests.raise_for_status.CloudflareError: Response 403: Cloudflare detected

I keep having this error. Regardless of which version of g4f I have.

g4f[webdriver] - installed separately.

[hlohaus]

Which provider or model do you use? Do you have curl_cffi installed?

[scuty2000]

Hi, I get this error too, using Claude-v3-Opus on You provider, using socks5 proxies. I also have curl_cffi installed.

I'm using the python library directly, while the docker chat ui works fine.

[otomay]

I'm also getting this error. It's my first attempt to install. I'm using docker

  File "/app/g4f/Provider/needs_auth/OpenaiChat.py", line 381, in create_async_generator
    await raise_for_status(response)
  File "/app/g4f/requests/raise_for_status.py", line 24, in raise_for_status_async
    raise CloudflareError(f"Response {response.status}: Cloudflare detected")
g4f.requests.raise_for_status.CloudflareError: Response 403: Cloudflare detected

IDK if it's related

[diro-atk]

Which provider or model do you use? Do you have curl_cffi installed?

I'm using gpt-3.5-turbo. curl_cffi is installed.

[hlohaus]

I don't know why you are on there attack list, but this will changed in some days. Mostly all providers have cloudflare. Anf I don't have bypass. Our bypass aren't working good.

[sunnypatell]

Hello @diro-atk and everyone who has encountered the CloudflareError,

Receiving a 403 response that indicates Cloudflare detection typically means that Cloudflare has flagged the traffic from your application as potentially malicious or unusual, which triggers their security measures.

Here are a few steps we can try to resolve this:

1. Check the Request Rate: Ensure that you are not making too many rapid requests to the service, as this can appear as an attack to Cloudflare's protective measures.

2. Review IP Address Reputation: If you're using a shared IP address, it could be that another user with the same IP has been flagged by Cloudflare. Using a VPN or proxy could also contribute to this if the IP addresses provided by these services have been blacklisted.

3. Verify Cloudflare Settings: If you have control over the Cloudflare settings for the service you're accessing, you can adjust the security settings to be less restrictive for known and trusted sources.

4. Proxy Issues: As @leezhuuu pointed out, using certain proxies might be the issue. It's noted that opening a proxy can lead to a block, especially if the proxy is not properly configured or is on a blacklist. Experiment with different proxies or consider not using one if it's feasible for your security needs.

5. Bypass Mechanisms: While @hlohaus mentioned that there is no reliable bypass, it is still worth reviewing any available mechanisms or reaching out to Cloudflare for support if you are a legitimate user being inadvertently blocked.

6. Follow Cloudflare’s Best Practices: Make sure to follow Cloudflare’s best practices for accessing web applications protected by their services.

7. Contact Support: If none of these steps are effective, consider contacting Cloudflare support for help in identifying why your requests are being blocked.

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