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ifconfig.co returning Cloudflare JS protection page #29
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I noticed this as well. Thanks for contributing. I'll plan to update the docs |
Unfortunately with ipify.org I frequently get |
Good to know. Welcome your contribution whenever you have time. |
https://ifconfig.me/ is another service that might work |
I've been getting the same ifconfig.co error. I'm going to try ipify.org for now, but I did a few minutes of digging. A faster and more reliable way may be to use DNS against OpenDNS. See https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/22615/how-can-i-get-my-external-ip-address-in-a-shell-script, but an example using dig would be: dig @resolver4.opendns.com myip.opendns.com +short -4 It might also be viable to have some fallback mechanisms (if the 'preferred' isn't available, try another). This bit me in the butt recently; to be fair, if I had notifications set up, I'd have been able to fix it sooner, so that's on me. |
Recently ifconfig.co has been returning the Cloudflare javascript-based bot protection page. The issue is described here: mpolden/echoip#163
For me setting
IPCHECKER=ipify.org
fixed it. I hadUPDATE_FREQUENCY=120000
(2 minutes) but I'm going to double it.Thank you for this project!
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