On Monday 09 June 2014 23:26:44 Thiago Macieira wrote: > Em seg 09 jun 2014, às 21:49:33, Nikos Chantziaras escreveu: > > > No. Most likely, the server is trying to do something based on what > > > browser > > > you're using and the script crashes if you send just Mozilla/5.0. > > > > Turns out they're blocking this intentionally. Their reply was: > > > > "This is known and intentional. We specifically block that because of > > abuse that has come from that user-agent (being default also means that > > malicious behavior often uses that user-agent as well). You should set > > the user-agent to be something that includes your project name and/or > > URL so we know who to contact if we start to notice abusive behavior > > from your software." > > > > Perhaps Qt should add something to the user-agent string. Maybe: > > Mozilla/5.0 Qt/x.y.z > > Given SF's reply, I'm inclined to leave it exactly as it is. If you won't > identify your software, then SF does not want your connection and we > shouldn't be hiding it from you
BTW: I had a similar problem with the Open Street Map tile server (tile.openstreetmap.org). It only worked if I set a different user agent. My simple solution was to use the application name as the user agent: QNetworkRequest req(tileName.arg(conf.osmServer).arg(zoom).arg(ix).arg(iy)); req.setRawHeader("user-agent", (qApp->applicationName() + " " + qApp->applicationVersion()).toLatin1()); qnr = networkManager->get(req); -- Best Regards Reinhardt Behm _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest