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I have IP address overrides specified in my /etc/hosts for a domain.
If I directly wpull an URL from one of the addresses, it resolves fine, I get the file I expect using the override IP address.
If I use grab-site, and it finds one of these domains, I get a 502 gateway error, setting --debug doesn't tell me any further information, just that now for some reason I'm pulling a html page instead of say, a png image I'm expecting.
I've set dns wait times, --no-http-keep-alive, and --no-skip-getaddrinfo but I really can't nail down what's causing this problem when wpull is called via grab-site to access this domain.
The venv doesn't have its own proxy or dns settings.
I'm really at a loss for narrowing down what grab-site is doing or how to debug it or ensure it's connecting to the domain properly to not cause this problem.
We have access to the server-side, and it's not even really hitting the site properly to grab the image. I'm bypassing any cdn we have.
It's weird.
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I have IP address overrides specified in my /etc/hosts for a domain.
If I directly wpull an URL from one of the addresses, it resolves fine, I get the file I expect using the override IP address.
If I use grab-site, and it finds one of these domains, I get a 502 gateway error, setting --debug doesn't tell me any further information, just that now for some reason I'm pulling a html page instead of say, a png image I'm expecting.
I've set dns wait times, --no-http-keep-alive, and --no-skip-getaddrinfo but I really can't nail down what's causing this problem when wpull is called via grab-site to access this domain.
The venv doesn't have its own proxy or dns settings.
I'm really at a loss for narrowing down what grab-site is doing or how to debug it or ensure it's connecting to the domain properly to not cause this problem.
We have access to the server-side, and it's not even really hitting the site properly to grab the image. I'm bypassing any cdn we have.
It's weird.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: