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Repo Gathering errors out with "Forbidden": 500 Error Code. #17
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I had this issue a while back and thought I fixed it in 9654365 What I think is happening is that there are too many requests in a short time so Github rate limit is kicking in. |
Interesting. As a test, I rate-limited my computer to 100 Mbps, and the same issue occurred. |
Just to be sure, did you create a fine-grained personal access token as described here https://github.com/mkitzmann/awwesome#personal-access-token ? |
Yep, I used a fine-grained personal access token. |
Strange, since 9654365 I did not have this issue. |
I'm seeing the same error here. I am using a fine-grained PAT as well. Partial log:
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I have added a |
Can you expose this as a docker environment variable? I cannot find that file in the filesystem on docker desktop on Windows, and the docker container itself doesn't have a text editor installed for me to edit that specific property. Edit: I realized that I wasn't pulling the latest image. I found the file. |
The request delay worked well! I can now see the webpage and projects! I'll let you mark as closed in case there is any other discussion that is needed. |
Glad it works now! I created a new issue to expose the config as environment variables. I will close this issue. If anyone still runs into this, feel free to reopen. |
I seem to still be getting this error for some reason. There is a 1 second delay between every pull, yet I still have the error. Here are my logs:
Below is my docker compose file as well:
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You could try increasing the request delay even more, but that is just a wild guess. |
How do I go about doing that? I saw someone asked this previously. I'm not too knowledgeable about this, sorry. What would I need to add in the yaml file to do so? |
You should be able to add it as an environment variable like:
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Hello! I'm trying to selfhost awwesome, but keep running into a strange issue. The program looks like it is downloading repos from Github, but eventually errors out with Error: "Forbidden" and Error: 500. Not sure what exactly is causing it.
Running this through docker compose on Windows 11 with Docker Desktop. Compose file is directly from the Github README.
Full log below:
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