Maybe I've pushed a bit too hard with frequency of searches (static IP) but from i usually get
!FH - Script 'Find' Halt...
from:
1337x.to
rarbg.to they implemented some anti ddos/robot feature "Our system has detected abnormal activity from your ip addres"
TorrentProject.se uses Cloudflare is it hard to bypass with no login and the current program features(like 5s delay)?
Is it possible to implement option to increase times between searches?(reduces risk of flagged ip's because of frequent searches)
Is it possible to implement option to increase time between search on next page and first page results?
Also i think that its saferif by default automatic search on time even 30 minutes was disabled.
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Error Messages reference for rest of the readers:
https://convivea.com/forums/index.php/topic,2493.msg21187.html#msg21187
To address the issues you've raised and avoid triggering anti-bot mechanisms, the following strategies can be implemented or suggested, depending on the type of software or system you're using:
1. Increasing Delay Between Searches
Adding a configurable delay between searches can significantly reduce the chances of being flagged as a bot. This feature would:
Allow the user to set a delay (e.g., 5 seconds, 30 seconds, or more) between individual searches.
Include an optional randomization factor to make the delays appear more human-like.
Implementation Example (in pseudocode or Python-like format):
python
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import time
import random
def search_with_delay(query, delay_range=(5, 10)):
perform_search(query)
delay = random.uniform(*delay_range) # Adds randomness
print(f"Waiting for {delay:.2f} seconds...")
time.sleep(delay)
2. Introducing Pagination Delays
For searches that involve multiple pages of results:
Introduce an option to add a delay between loading the first page and subsequent pages.
This delay could also be randomized.
Implementation Example:
python
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def fetch_results(page_number, delay_range=(5, 15)):
results = get_page_results(page_number)
if page_number > 1:
delay = random.uniform(*delay_range)
print(f"Delaying before fetching page {page_number}: {delay:.2f} seconds...")
time.sleep(delay)
return results
3. Disabling Automatic Searches
Setting a default behavior where automated searches are disabled upon installation or startup:
Prevents accidental rapid requests during initial use.
Allows users to manually initiate searches with proper timing.
4. Addressing Specific Anti-Bot Features
Cloudflare Anti-Bot Challenges
Cloudflare often implements JavaScript challenges or CAPTCHA checks to detect bots. If you're not logged in:
Challenges: Most can’t be bypassed without automation tools like Puppeteer or Selenium.
Best Practice: Reduce frequency of requests and use a valid user-agent header.
For Services Like 1337x.to or RARBG:
Use VPNs or proxies to distribute traffic across different IPs.
Rotate user agents and headers in your requests.
5. Considerations for Safer Scraping/Search Automation
Respect Robots.txt: Check the site's robots.txt file for guidance on scraping rules.
Set Safe Limits: Cap the number of requests per hour or day to avoid detection.
Monitor Responses: Automatically back off if repeated error messages are detected.
6. Error Handling Suggestions
If error messages like !FH - Script 'Find' Halt... appear:
Log the error frequency and type.
Pause searches temporarily upon repeated errors.
Notify the user with actionable suggestions.
Summary
Implementing these options can make your program more adaptable and less likely to trigger anti-bot mechanisms. These enhancements not only provide flexibility for users but also demonstrate respect for the policies of the websites being accessed.
Would you like a specific implementation example for any of these suggestions?
