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I just do not know how to disable the alert message
http/1.1 429 too many requests
It shows twenty times one over the other.
Besides everything looks fine.
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The question remains.... I don't know what are the requests that are bombing your application. Before trying to solve the problem you first need to understand what is happening. Then we can proceed.
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11-29-2019, 10:30 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-29-2019, 10:30 AM by MrSpock.)
I have not had the time yet to do the test. Anyway the alert message did not appear in the earlier versions of intraweb.
I have moved the server app to a fast connection VPS and it seems to have helped to a degree.
Besides, there is on interesting thing.
When I use
WebApplication.Terminate
I get error connection (red answer on the test)
whereas while using
WebApplication.Terminate('server overloaded')
returns no errors (all green answers)
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This message comes from Indy, not IW. I doubt very much that this is related to IW version, because Indy hasn't changed lately and IW has no control over the number of incoming requests.
If Indy says that you are receiving too many requests, you probably are.
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This does not look like an Indy error. I think you have a forced proxy and that the issue is from your provider. Possibly a DDOS intervention or load restrictor.
I dont remember Indy having any such code and I just did a quick search on HTTP server and I dont see any usage of error 429.
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Yes, you are right. I couldn't find anywhere in Indy where it responds with 429. It comes from somewhere else.
Besides that, as I already pointed out in another thread regarding this same subject, I can easily create 5000 sessions or more in less than 30 seconds using jMeter as I do in stress tests and it just works, using any IW application with Indy server. No problems at all.