exceeding maximum number of tries #465
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I have precisely the same error message for a similar piece of code. Note, however, that if I run it using a Google Colab notebook, it does work. I hope it helps :) |
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Is there any solution for this.? raise MaxTriesExceededException("Cannot Fetch from Google Scholar.") |
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Have you tried running this with |
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Yes, it is the same error with this code snippet that uses FreeProxy: from scholarly import ProxyGenerator, scholarly
pg = ProxyGenerator()
pg.FreeProxies()
scholarly.use_proxy(pg)
query = scholarly.search_author('james watson')
author = scholarly.fill(next(query), ['publications']) |
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Tested again today. Same errors persist both with and without using a proxy. |
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I just ran into the same error. |
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Same error on my end, but I got it running again by upgrading |
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Thank you @jkbren I can confirm that I was getting the error, and after updating Closing the issue for now, but if the issue persists even after upgrading |
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I upgraded to fake-useragent 1.1.1, free-proxy 1.0.6, and scholarly 1.7.6 but the same |
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Do you still get the exactly same errors on both machine 1 and 2 as you initially posted? |
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I am also having this, the problem is that the (equivalent) of Try to tweak the |
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@arunkannawadi yes here is the other machine: today I deleted and re-created its virtualenv for scholarly, but the error persists both with and without a proxy. Here's the environment packages list: And the error again: |
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same problem for me btw! |
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I can confirm that from my home proxy and with import requests
resp = requests.get("https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&view_op=search_authors&mauthors=james%20watson")
if resp.status_code != 200:
print(f"Request failed with {resp.status_code} because {resp.reason}")I could try to experiment with |
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Thanks for looking into this. |
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I have updated to 1.7.10 and the error no longer happens. |
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Thank you for confirming. This issue must have been fixed since 1.7.8. I'll close this issue now. To answer your earlier question, I do not understand how Google Scholar detects requests, but it was not responding to any requests sent from Python's |
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Confirmed working for me now as well. |
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Problem still exists when I'm using colab, here is my code: |
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@syheliel please read our documentation. You're running queries that Google Scholar actively blocks without using proxies, which can get your IP address banned temporarily. |
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Hi @arunkannawadi, @gboeing , @zhubonan ,
I am using scholarly 1.7.11, Ubuntu 2022, Python 3.10. The code I'm trying is the simplest: Is anyone able to help here ? |
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Yes I can confirm the error persists after upgrading both I am on Windows 7, Python 3.8, scholarly 1.7.11, fake_useragent 1.1.3 Side question: is it possible to get scholarly version from code? (tried PS - FWIW, I think updating |
Describe the bug
I have a simple script that runs once a week for to collect citation counts. It has always worked, until last night, when it started failing with the error detailed below. I have tried several times over several hours on multiple machines.
To Reproduce
I have two machines. The following code fails with different errors on the different machines.
Error on machine 1 (ubuntu, python 3.9, scholarly 1.7.5):
Error on machine 2 (ubuntu, python 3.11, scholarly 1.7.5)::
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