We use recaptcha v3 on a website with one simple contact form. In the recaptcha admin console there is only one domain specified to use this recaptcha. But the access numbers are very high - for the last 90 days they are above 30000 and for the last 7 days above 2000.
Every form submit is saved in the database and there we have only 50 requests for the last 7 days and about 1000 for the whole period.
That means that the access numbers in the recaptcha admin console is 40 times higher.
Does anyone have an idea of an explanation?
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Actually, I have a scenario where I want my user to be able to use my guacamole service to connect the RDP for 5 hours free. After that, I wanted to charge so I wanted to track down the usage time of the user. Is there any official parameter to set or some API that can help?
I first time using guacamole so have no idea about it. I found a property called api-session-timeout but turns out that it was used to disconnect users after a certain time of inactivity. Whereas in my case I wanted the user to not cross 5 hours. The sessions can also be broken into minutes or hours. I just want to get data on login and logout so I can count 5 hours of usage.
I'm hitting the 100 seconds per user site restricted google custom search quota. I have unlimited queries plan and am getting billed. I don't pass in the userId so I'm not sure how it's limiting me. From the console I see the site restricted rate as 100 per user per 100 seconds. Can I just feed in random strings as the user id to help solve this? I've read the docs and they're not useful and have found other people ask this without an answer.
Help would be appreciated!
Thank you
If you don't pass a user ID, then all of your queries are considered to be coming from a single user.
Passing a user ID with your requests will apply the capping correctly per user.
See the "Capping API Usage" doc for more info.
I'm making a simple analytics admin assuming I'm the owner of a shopping mall as my first project
I've looked up a lot about it but, I couldn't find any information. What I've found out so far is that most existing marketing toole uses cookie and they caclulates it in some ways like they set some cookie with current time and set another cookie when users move to another page on website.
My website is made of AJAX and expressjs with mysql and I'll send user's average duration time to my admin page
Could anyone tell me how to track duration time?
I'm definitely not distributing the idea but it is only for my team prject
This could be accomplished with a combination of localStorage (optionally) and onbeforeunload.
Set the current time when a user first gets to site
Store it in localstorage
When they are about to leave, onbeforeunload, you can save / calculate the duration
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Storage/LocalStorage
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WindowEventHandlers/onbeforeunload
is it ever possible to authorize twitter app on the desktop without user input (of the seven digit number)?
I am trying to develop a realtime tweet fetching application between a list of friends/followers "suspects" communicating together. But the authorization code that needs to reset after 15 mins is an issue, so unless someone if manually present to handle re authorization after a couple of mins is a serious challenging. Is there a solution to my question.
Joe Mayo or any one, pls help here.
Thanks
There are two different issues at work here: authorization and 15 minute rate limit windows. For authorization, you receive OAuthToken and AccessToken, accessible via IAuthorizer.Credentials after the user authorizes. These tokens never expire. So, you save them when the user first authorizes and then load them into IAuthorizer.Credentials and you won't need to perform authorization again. Here's a more detailed description:
linqtotwitter - grab the saved credentials
Since you mentioned something about "reset after 15 mins", I assume you're referring to Rate Limits, which are set in 15 minute windows. Here's a recent discussion:
How to handle LinqtoTwitter Rate(v2.1) limit exceeded Error
It would be helpful to review the Twitter docs on Rate Limiting.
We've a large open system which offers the possibility to host a large number of apps. Every app has roughly 100 to 500 active users. The backend has the option to add a photo album page and I'd like to add Instagram as a feature. The app admin only has to add the username of his/her instagram account to make the connection. But with this number of apps and end users we reach the api limit with our developer account rather quickly. Is there some sort of workaround for this?
From my understanding the API limit is 5000 requests per hour per access_token or client_id. Since every user on your system should have their own access_token, and as long as the requests from your application uses each individual access token, you should be fine since that limit is going to be a per user limit.
Refer to Instagram End Point > Limits
You are limited to 5000 requests per hour per access_token or client_id overall.
Practically, this means you should (when possible) authenticate users so that
limits are well outside the reach of a given user.