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Too many requests, sleeping for %d seconds 1m0s #41

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Subi opened this issue Jan 9, 2023 · 4 comments
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Too many requests, sleeping for %d seconds 1m0s #41

Subi opened this issue Jan 9, 2023 · 4 comments

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@Subi
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Subi commented Jan 9, 2023

I've noticed this error sometimes even when running my application using a single account and looking up a single profile but this error typically occurs during the insta.Login() process of the app. I know this isn't an error on my end because of how it's logged. Curious if you know what this could be from

@Davincible
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I would need a bit more details. There are a few requests made during login that are expected to generate this response, also in the Android app. I would need to know whether this response is generated by one of those endpoints or not

@Subi
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Subi commented Jan 12, 2023

instagram_1            |   "body": "{\"message\":\"Please wait a few minutes before you try again.\",\"status\":\"fail\"}",
instagram_1            |   "endpoint": "fbsearch/nullstate_dynamic_sections/",
instagram_1            |   "status": 429
instagram_1            | }
instagram_1            | Too many requests, sleeping for %d seconds 1m0s

Here is the error with the error following after. Would using proxies help mitigate this issue ?

@Davincible
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Is it actually erroring out? It should get ignored, this endpoint is not of importance "Non fatal error while setting search null state"

@Subi
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Subi commented Jan 18, 2023

Well the issue isn't that , the problem is the Too many requests, sleeping for x amount of seconds causes the app to stop sending additional request so if I am want to send a following request shortly there after nothing happens.

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