I’m currently using RuriLib’s HTTP fork library, but have came across an issue with a service that blocks their API with Cloudflare. The response says to enable cookies, but I’m sure the library automatically does this. Is there any way to bypass this, it isn’t a JS challenge/recaptcha block.
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<p>This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks.</p>
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This library is honestly a godsend. It’s the best fork of xNet I’ve used in a long time since I’ve gotten back into programming lately. Although with a NoProxyClient it shouldn’t be required to have a ProxySettings parameter unless there is a special use for it. Other than that, I don’t really have another complaints
It was just a referrer header that I was sending incorrectly so CloudFlare was acting up and blocked my request. I fixed it to the proper value and now it sends the request with no issue. I’m going to be creating a code generator that takes HTTP requests and converts it to RuriLib.Http code soon, but no hard date.