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400: Malicious Attacks
I've used this for quite some time, fully understanding it could go away at any moment, and now that it has I miss it dearly; any chance this is going to get back up and running?
Error message on site:
400 URL shortening temporarily disabled due to malicious attacks. Contact in case of any questions/issues
Hi @moore-bryan, thanks for reaching out.
To give more context for disabling the new URL shortening, I had to do it due to the multi-faced attack on the website. Malicious links and large scale DDoS attack were the major issues. Since I'm the sole maintainer of the project. I tried to manage for some time but it became too difficult to manage it with my limited resources and a day job.
I don't have anything planned to bring the URL shortening back at this moment but soon I may look into finding a solution.
For now, I can suggest some alternatives. You can either try https://tinyurl.com/ or if you are up for a challenge you can run your own URL shorter using pygmy code 😉
Thanks for the follow-up Amit... Although sad, I completely understand not having time to maintain what, essentially, can be a hobby. One of the main reason I loved your tool was, AFAIK, tinyurl isn't open souce. I didn't check yet; do you have a wiki on how to deploy it on one's own? Thanks, again, for the reply and all the work you put into this great tool! -----Original Message-----From: Amit Tripathi <[email protected]
Reply-To: amitt001/pygmy < [email protected]>To: amitt001/pygmy [email protected]Cc: Bryan Moore < [email protected]>, Mention [email protected]Subject: Re: [amitt001/pygmy] 400: Malicious Attacks (#48)Date: Sat, 11 Jul 2020 13:44:38 -0700
Hi @moore-bryan, thanks for reaching out. To give more context for disabling the new URL shortening, I had to do it due to the multi-faced attack on the website. Malicious links and large scale DDoS attack were the major issues. Since I'm the sole maintainer of the project. I tried to manage for some time but it became too difficult to manage it with my limited resources and a day job. I don't have anything planned to bring the URL shortening back at this moment but soon I may look into finding a solution. For now, I can suggest some alternatives. You can either try https://tinyurl.com/ or if you are up for a challenge you can run your own URL shorter using pygmy code 😉
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Thanks @moore-bryan for encouraging words. I appreciate it :)
The project's README mentions step to build the project and run it. It has both manual step as well as docker step. The setup that's running pygy.co website is
- nginx webserver
- postgresql database running in docker with fixed volume
- docker-compose
- Gunicorn web-server in docker for both ui template engine and backend
If there is interest I can write a blog detailing pygy.co setup.
I just did the Docker setup today and it seemed to work flawlessly; time to learn Docker. ;-) You're very welcome... you put in some hard work and generated some great code; I hope it all works out! -----Original Message-----From: Amit Tripathi <[email protected]
Reply-To: amitt001/pygmy < [email protected]>To: amitt001/pygmy [email protected]Cc: Bryan Moore < [email protected]>, Mention [email protected]Subject: Re: [amitt001/pygmy] 400: Malicious Attacks (#48)Date: Mon, 13 Jul 2020 13:18:16 -0700
Thanks @moore-bryan for encouraging words. I appreciate it :) The project's README mentions step to build the project and run it. It has both manual step as well as docker step.
The setup that's running pygy.co website is
- nginx webserver
- postgresql database running in docker with fixed volume
- docker-compose
- Gunicorn web-server in docker for both ui template engine and backend
If there is interest I can write a blog detailing pygy.co setup.
— You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.