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HTTP errors on abstract_crawler.py using docker #168

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y-71 opened this issue Apr 29, 2022 · 1 comment
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HTTP errors on abstract_crawler.py using docker #168

y-71 opened this issue Apr 29, 2022 · 1 comment

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y-71 commented Apr 29, 2022

I've tried to use setup a telegram bot using docker

I ended up using this config file since i just want to make it work now and don't want to handle filters yet:

---
# Enable verbose mode (print DEBUG log messages)
# verbose: true

# Should the bot endlessly looop through the URLs?
# Between each loop it waits for <sleeping_time> seconds.
# Note that Ebay will (temporarily) block your IP if you
# poll too often - don't lower this below 600 seconds if you
# are crawling Ebay.
loop:
    active: yes
    sleeping_time: 600

# Location of the Database to store already seen offerings
# Defaults to the current directory
#database_location: /path/to/database

# List the URLs containing your filter properties below.
# Currently supported services: www.immobilienscout24.de,
# www.immowelt.de, www.wg-gesucht.de, and www.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de.
# List the URLs in the following format:
# urls:
urls:
  - https://www.immobilienscout24.de/Suche/...
  - https://www.immowelt.de/...
  - https://www.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/...
  - https://www.wg-gesucht.de/...

# Define filters to exclude flats that don't meet your critera.
# Supported filters include 'max_rooms', 'min_rooms', 'max_size', 'min_size',
#   'max_price', 'min_price', and 'excluded_titles'.
#
# 'excluded_titles' takes a list of regex patterns that match against
# the title of the flat. Any matching titles will be excluded.
# More to Python regex here: https://docs.python.org/3/library/re.html
#
# Example:
# filters:
#   excluded_titles:
#     - "wg"
#     - "zwischenmiete"
#   min_price: 700
#   max_price: 1000
#   min_size: 50
#   max_size: 80
#   max_price_per_square: 1000

# There are often city districts in the address which
# Google Maps does not like. Use this blacklist to remove
# districts from the search.
# blacklist:
#   - Innenstadt

# If an expose includes an address, the bot is capable of
# displaying the distance and time to travel (duration) to
# some configured other addresses, for specific kinds of
# travel.
#  
# Available kinds of travel ('gm_id') can be found in the
# Google Maps API documentation, but basically there are:
# 	- "bicycling"
#	- "transit" (public transport)
#	- "driving"
#   - "walking"
# 
# The example configuration below includes a place for
# "John", located at the main train station of munich.
# Two kinds of travel (bicycle and transit) are requested,
# each with a different label. Furthermore a place for
# "Jane" is included, located at the given destination and
# with the same kinds of travel.
# durations:
#     - name: John
#       destination: Hauptbahnhof, München
#       modes: 
#           - gm_id: transit
#             title: "Öff."
#           - gm_id: bicycling
#             title: "Rad"
#     - name: Jane
#       destination: Karlsplatz, München
#       modes: 
#           - gm_id: transit
#             title: "Öff."
#           - gm_id: driving
#             title: "Auto"

# Multiline message (yes, the | is supposed to be there), 
# to format the message received from the Telegram bot. 
# 
# Available placeholders:
# 	- {title}: The title of the expose
#	- {rooms}: Number of rooms
#	- {price}: Price for the flat
# 	- {durations}: Durations calculated by GMaps, see above
#	- {url}: URL to the expose
message: |
    {title}
    Zimmer: {rooms}
    Größe: {size}
    Preis: {price}
    Ort: {address}

    {url}

# Calculating durations requires access to the Google Maps API. 
# Below you can configure the URL to access the API, with placeholders.
# The URL should most probably just kept like that. 
# To use the Google Maps API, an API key is required. You can obtain one
# without costs from the Google App Console (just google for it).
# Additionally, to enable the API calls in the code, set the 'enable' key to True
google_maps_api:
    key: YOUR_API_KEY
    url: https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/distancematrix/json?origins={origin}&destinations={dest}&mode={mode}&sensor=true&key={key}&arrival_time={arrival}
    enable: False

# If you are planning to scrape immoscout24.de, the bot will need 
# to circumvent the sites captcha protection by using a captcha 
# solving service. Register at either imagetypers or 2captcha 
# (the former is prefered), desposit some funds, uncomment the 
# corresponding lines below and replace your API key/token.
# you will also have to install a Chrome Web Driver and write below 
# the executable path, the driver_arguments can be left as is.
# captcha:
#       imagetypers:
#             token: alskdjaskldjfklj
#       2captcha:
#             api_key: alskdjaskldjfklj
#       driver_path: YOUR_CHROME_DRIVER_PATH
#       driver_arguments:
#         - "--headless"

# You can select whether to be notified by telegram or via a mattermost
# webhook. For all notifiers selected here a configuration must be provided
# below.
# notifiers:
#   - telegram
#   - mattermost
notifiers:
    - telegram
    # - mattermost

# Sending messages using Telegram requires a Telegram Bot configured. 
# Telegram.org offers a good documentation about how to create a bot.
# Once you read it, will make sense. Still: bot_token should hold the
# access token of your bot and receiver_ids should list the client ids
# of receivers. Note that those receivers are required to already have
# started a conversation with your bot. 
#
telegram:
  bot_token: [a set of numbers which I suppose are the bot's ID]:[a token]
  receiver_ids:
    - [ my ID ]

# Sending messages via mattermost requires a webhook url provided by a
# mattermost server. You can find a description how to set up a webhook with
# the official mattermost documentation:
# https://docs.mattermost.com/developer/webhooks-incoming.html
# mattermost:
#   webhook_url: https://mattermost.example.com/signup_user_complete/?id=abcdef12356

# If you are running the web interface, you can configure Login with Telegram support
# Follow the instructions here to register your domain with the Telegram bot:
# https://core.telegram.org/widgets/login
#
# website:
#    bot_name: bot_name_xxx
#    domain: flathunter.example.com
#    session_key: SomeSecretValue
#    listen:
#      host: 127.0.0.1
#      port: 8080

# If you are deploying to google cloud,
# uncomment this and set it to your project id. More info in the readme.
# google_cloud_project_id: my-flathunters-project-id

# For websites like idealista.it, there are anti-crawler measures that can be
# circumvented using proxies.
# use_proxy_list: True

the output is:

18:32:36|crawl_wggesucht.py|ERROR Got response (404): 
18:32:36|abstract_crawler.py|ERROR   ]: Got response (404): 
[2022/04/29 18:42:38|abstract_crawler.py|ERROR   ]:  Got response (404): 
[2022/04/29 18:42:38|abstract_crawler.py|ERROR   ]: Got response (500):

the output is everytime the crawled page

and i don't receive any message on telegram
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