A site I crawl via python's requests library and crawler recently made a change where instead of timing out or returning a non-200 error code, it now returns a valid page saying I've exceeded the quota for my IP address.
Is there a header I can pass to ensure my Crawlera request goes through a new IP?
I have the same question. I need a new IP for every crawl as it is off the same website and would show a different page if the IP has been used in the last 24 h already. How can I accomplish that?
A site I crawl via python's requests library and crawler recently made a change where instead of timing out or returning a non-200 error code, it now returns a valid page saying I've exceeded the quota for my IP address.
Is there a header I can pass to ensure my Crawlera request goes through a new IP?
# Sample code import requests url = "SOME_URL" proxy_host = "proxy.crawlera.com" proxy_port = "8010" proxy_auth = "CRAWLERA_KEY" proxies = { "http": "http://{}@{}:{}/".format(proxy_auth, proxy_host, proxy_port), } response = requests.get(url, proxies=proxies, verify=False, timeout=20)0 Votes
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Frank Mustermann posted almost 4 years ago
I have the same question. I need a new IP for every crawl as it is off the same website and would show a different page if the IP has been used in the last 24 h already. How can I accomplish that?
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