Closed yuejon closed 2 weeks ago
Same thing here. Worked perfectly until a day or two ago. Same error message and same experience with incognito mode.
Same. Mine stopped on the 23rd.
Yes, they are blocking bots with Akamai based on the error page.
There seems to be a cooldown period. I left the container off the last few days and would start it up occasionally to test it. Anyway, I just tried it again and it worked. I'll probably adjust my refresh from 30 minutes to something longer and hopefully that will be enough to prevent getting block again.
Welp... I set a 3 hour refresh interval but got blocked again.
Please try the latest release and let me know how it performs. At this stage, it's becoming a bit of a cat-and-mouse game.
This one worked for me! Thank you!
Latest version so far has pulled data successfully twice but I do have it set at a 6 hour interval. Understand it's a cat-and-mouse game and we appreciate your efforts at evading the fat cat.
Mine is also set to a six-hour interval, and has been pulling successfully for ~24 hours. Thanks @zachowj for your work on this!
Spoke too soon. Worked for couple of days but then ran into the access denied page. I let it run another day to no avail. Going to try leaving it off for a few days before trying again.
Appreciate your efforts. It's infuriating that this much has to be done just to track our own data usage.
Unfortunately, my instance has been failing to grab any Xfinity data at all for the last ~7 days (since 9/15). What is everybody else seeing?
Unfortunately, my instance has been failing to grab any Xfinity data at all for the last ~7 days (since 9/15). What is everybody else seeing?
Same experience :(
Yeap. Mine hasn't updated in the last 10 days and I'm resigned that there may be no way to get around Comcast's blocks. Since I have an Asus router, I've resorted to using the Asus Router integration to track WAN traffic along combined with the Utility Meter helper in Home Assistant to get estimates on monthly usage.
I’m currently unable to address the issues with this repository, but I recommend checking out the Xfinity Hassio Add-On, which has been updated to run as a standalone Docker container and continues to fetch usage data.
I also requested support for dumping raw usage data to an MQTT topic for more detailed insights beyond the current month. This functionality has been added in the development branch.
Below is the Docker Compose configuration I’m using to run the container:
xfinity:
image: ghcr.io/thor0215/hassio-xfinity-usage-amd64:latest
container_name: xfinity
entrypoint: /bin/sh -c "python3 -Wignore /xfinity_usage_addon.py"
restart: unless-stopped
environment:
TZ: America/Los_Angeles
XFINITY_USERNAME: <username>
XFINITY_PASSWORD: <password>
MQTT_SERVICE: true
MQTT_HOST: <mqtt_ip>
MQTT_PORT: 1883
MQTT_RAW_USAGE: true
LOG_LEVEL: info
POLLING_RATE: 3600
shm_size: 1gb
The latest versions have been working flawlessly for me since the release of version 0.23.0 but it started failing yesterday. Looks like Comcast is doing something new to prevent scraping:
I would also get the same message when trying to manually login through an incognito session and it would show the access denied message right after entering the username. Is anyone else facing the same problem?