Sorry for replying so late here, I simply checked the request headers sent to the website in my browser's developer tools and added them to the curl command.
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nestorposted
over 7 years ago
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Hi,
toysrus.com seems to be expecting some headers like Accept and Accept-Encoding, make sure to include those in your CURL request.
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stlproincposted
over 7 years ago
Thanks nestor! I'm pretty new to this. Can you briefly explain how you discovered that? Was it trial and error or something else that I should have noticed? Or, if you don't have the time, is there resource you would recommend to get me up to speed on diagnosing things like this?
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stlproincposted
over 7 years ago
Just for anyone else that runs into this, the following curl command worked:
I just set up my Crawlera account and was testing the setup. I ran the commands
curl -x proxy.crawlera.com:8010 -U <API_KEY>: --cacert crawlera-ca.crt https://www.toysrus.com curl -x proxy.crawlera.com:8010 -U <API_KEY>: --insecure https://www.toysrus.com
Both commands timed out with the error message "Timeout processing HTTP stream". I did the following command and it worked:
curl -x proxy.crawlera.com:8010 -U <API_KEY>: --cacert crawlera-ca.crt https://www.amazon.com
Do I have something set up incorrectly or is toysrus.com just denying access?
Thanks in advance
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nestor posted over 7 years ago Admin Best Answer
Hi,
toysrus.com seems to be expecting some headers like Accept and Accept-Encoding, make sure to include those in your CURL request.
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joevu-stlpro posted over 7 years ago
For more info
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nestor posted over 7 years ago Admin
Sorry for replying so late here, I simply checked the request headers sent to the website in my browser's developer tools and added them to the curl command.
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nestor posted over 7 years ago Admin Answer
Hi,
toysrus.com seems to be expecting some headers like Accept and Accept-Encoding, make sure to include those in your CURL request.
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stlproinc posted over 7 years ago
Thanks nestor! I'm pretty new to this. Can you briefly explain how you discovered that? Was it trial and error or something else that I should have noticed? Or, if you don't have the time, is there resource you would recommend to get me up to speed on diagnosing things like this?
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stlproinc posted over 7 years ago
Just for anyone else that runs into this, the following curl command worked:
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