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Originally Posted by fifty_two
(Post 35262137)
Lets call shield and the avengers to solve this problem once and for all :p:p:p:p:p
It seems it was due to VPN , i used nordvpn to access websites blocked outside of france so thats the most likely reason When i previously used nordvpn to access website through exit points located in another country for a long time , and never had any problem No i know , will pay attention to this , thanks for feedback |
What happened?
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1005 error
ASN 20473 BANNED
How can i fix. Can access FT on phone on same wifi but not on PCs and notebooks. AKAMAI flagged webscraper but other IP checks say no issue |
Originally Posted by BlondeBomber
(Post 36483893)
ASN 20473 BANNED
How can i fix. Can access FT on phone on same wifi but not on PCs and notebooks. AKAMAI flagged webscraper but other IP checks say no issue |
no vpn
but I tried both ways with and without vpn same issue i seldom use vpn |
Well I played around --turned on my VPN (McAfee based), changed it to USA, (I am in Canada) and FT worked. I then turned off VPN and FT still works (fingers crossed)--maybe it cleaned out some "cobwebs".
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I get this error every time I try to access the site when I am on my mobile network. I switch to wifi & it works fine.
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I'm riding the ScotRail express service between Glasgow and Edinburgh, and trying to access any FT page from the onboard wifi results in
Sorry, you have been blocked You are unable to access flyertalk.com Why have I been blocked? This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered the security solution. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. What can I do to resolve this? You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. Cloudflare Ray ID: 8bed8e426ae49409 Your IP: 185.201.60.237 Performance & security by Cloudflare |
Originally Posted by Zorak
(Post 36505360)
I'm riding the ScotRail express service between Glasgow and Edinburgh, and trying to access any FT page from the onboard wifi results in
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It's not uncommon for heavily trafficed WiFi public hotspots to end up in lists of IP addresses and netblocks with poor reputation. The fact that you've got the Cloudflare error is an indication of this reputational issue.
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Originally Posted by moondog
(Post 36505424)
If you really care (e.g. that's a train you plan on riding a lot), maybe get a VPN and find a server that works.
Originally Posted by plunet
(Post 36505455)
It's not uncommon for heavily trafficed WiFi public hotspots to end up in lists of IP addresses and netblocks with poor reputation. The fact that you've got the Cloudflare error is an indication of this reputational issue.
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Originally Posted by Zorak
(Post 36505575)
Sure, and while I appreciate the technical problem from IB's side, it still seems amusing in some way for a travel-oriented site to block IPs used by people who are travelling...
I used to ask them to whitelist specific IP addresses or address ranges, but that's quite clearly not in line with their position on this matter. As such, the path of least resistance is to change to an IP address that isn't blocked. |
Originally Posted by moondog
(Post 36505591)
As such, the path of least resistance is to change to an IP address that isn't blocked.
But in my case I still felt the need to report the fact that accessing the site from my country's largest mobile network leads to a Cloudflare error. They don't seem to have done anything about it so I continue to use the VPN. |
Just had a series of Cloudflare errors when browsing FT on my iPhone from my home wifi which doesn't seem to have been compromised. Just clicking on a topic in a forum ??!
I will of course be checking with my kids that they're not running some illegal services from my home wifi - if not, anyone any ideas as to why this might be happening? Thanks |
I encountered a few new (to me) errors several days ago on my home WiFi. They were pretty benign and disappeared quickly though.
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