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Inserting a sleep between each fetch request #71
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Would love to leverage tools like When waybackpack encounters an error, it still exits with a successful status code ( |
I was thinking more along the lines of, say, calling |
Thanks to @Derek-Jones for the suggestion: #71
Hi @Derek-Jones, and thanks for the suggestion. I've now added And thanks for the note @jasonkarns. To clarify, are you saying that if Or are you saying that when an asset fails to fetch, |
Thanks for adding this suggestion, and doing it so quickly. If I kick off a Waiting, say 10 minutes, and rerunning produces the same behavior after fewer fetches (the
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Ah, thanks for flagging. Looks like we need to handle |
I would like to be nice to the Wayback Machine and space out my requests.
An option to insert a delay of x seconds between fetching each page would allow me to reduce the load.
It looks like the Wayback Machine does have a rate limiter, which causes the current non-delayed fetch to grind to a halt.
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