[15:07:57] <ori>	 I just got hit with an HTTP 429 ("Please respect our robot policy") for normal, flesh-and-blood click-on-links browsing activity on enwiki and performance.wikimedia.org
[15:08:24] <ori>	 Is this worth reporting somewhere or a known issue as the kinks are being worked out?
[15:09:11] <ori>	 (Request served via cp1100 cp1100, Varnish XID 525207352)
[15:21:27] <_joe_>	 ori: if you can provide the full text you got that might help debugging the issue
[15:22:25] <_joe_>	 there should typically be a short sha1 in parentheses, you might have got into some rule that was enabled to combat scraping yesterday, it was quite a rough day
[15:23:48] <A_smart_kitten>	 I got one earlier for performance.wm.o FWIW
[15:24:22] <_joe_>	 sigh
[15:24:25] <A_smart_kitten>	 (I was thinking of reporting it by email [IRC didn't occur to me], but then it worked again after a little bit so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯)
[15:24:30] <_joe_>	 c677ce2 was the sha1 by any chance?
[15:24:40] <A_smart_kitten>	 let me check, one sec
[15:24:57] <A_smart_kitten>	 believe it was c677ce2 yep
[15:25:40] <_joe_>	 yeah it's a rule created to fight some scraper which was killing performance.wikimedia.org 
[15:25:53] <_joe_>	 but... it uses the Google Chrome TLS stack as fingerprint. Sigh
[15:26:28] <_joe_>	 IT HAS BEEN 0️⃣ DAYS SINCE WE BLOCKED CHROME
[15:27:25] <_joe_>	 ok restricted the rule to residential proxy addresses at least
[15:27:29] <_joe_>	 apologies to both of you
[15:32:19] <A_smart_kitten>	 no worries from my perspective :) i do not envy the job of SREs with the current amount of scraper requests that get sent
[17:51:45] <ori>	 thank you <3 this wasn't urgent.