Hi,
I am new to twitter API.
I am retrieving the tweets of a particular user. It was working
yesterday but some how from morning I am getting this errror:-
Rate limit exceeded. Clients may not make more than 150 requests per
hour
I have searched for this error I found that I have exceeded the
Please read the Rate Limiting documentation carefully. You need to make
OAuth requests to increase your rate to 350 per hour.
Whitelisting is no longer permitted.
--Regards,
Denzil
On Mon, Jul 4, 2011 at 6:05 PM, Tushar gandhi.t...@gmail.com wrote:
I am new to twitter API.
I am retrieving
My rate limit status keeps decreasing to 0 even though as far as I can
tell I am only making 24 requests per hour.
I have a simple PHP web page that calls this 24 times per hour using
CURL:
http://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/user_timeline.json?count=1screen_name={user_name_here}
Responses are
No one ?
On 20 Mar 2011, at 17:43, hax0rsteve wrote:
Hi all,
A question w/r/t HTTP responses when rate limiting is applied, which I'm
hoping
some kind soul will answer before I start hammering away at the API in
careless
experimentation :
420 Enhance Your Calm
I understand
Hi there Steve,
As you've noticed, Search API rate limiting is applied and handled quite
differently from the rest of the REST API. In the case of Search, when
everything is operating under typical conditions, a Retry-After HTTP header
will be sent to you (not an X-Retry-Header) -- the value of
Thanks Taylor, that's the info I need :)
hax0rsteve
On 21 Mar 2011, at 18:57, Taylor Singletary wrote:
Hi there Steve,
As you've noticed, Search API rate limiting is applied and handled quite
differently from the rest of the REST API. In the case of Search, when
everything is
Hi all,
A question w/r/t HTTP responses when rate limiting is applied, which I'm hoping
some kind soul will answer before I start hammering away at the API in careless
experimentation :
420 Enhance Your Calm
I understand from the docs that when this status code is returned, a
Retry-After
Hey guys,
Does Twitter have changed how limit calls are applied on the API?
I have 20k calls per hour, but when i do a simple search call, i get
{ [error]= string(46) You have been rate limited. Enhance your
calm. }, and yes, i still get 10k calls left to use.
Any clues? Is this any king of
Hey Hugo,
The rate limit you refer to is for the REST API only.
The Search API, which it looks like your using, has it's own rate limiting
system external to the REST API.
Best,
@themattharris
Developer Advocate, Twitter
http://twitter.com/themattharris
On Wed, Mar 9, 2011 at 2:38 PM, Hugo W
I have a website which grabs tweets from twitter.com within 20 minutes
interval per day. I h ave stored thousands of hashtags in my database
and search is occurring against these hash tags and user names. Right
now there I need around 65000 search requests to be happened per day.
Here comes the
If you are logging every tag ever found in your search results, and
then trying to search for them continuously, you need to change your
model. Twitter will no longer allow that type of access. They have
made this clear through words and actions. You should focus on
tracking the tags that are used
Hi!
Last week I did some tests by getting some tweets from the streaming
API by filter with a few high-trafic keywords.
Last week we were getting between 10 and 20 tweets per second.
This week we are 'only' getting about 4 a second. At this moment I can
see at least about 10/second new results on
Hi,
I'm currently dev an iPhone App displaying a twitter timeline.
So I use this :
http://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/user_timeline.json?screen_name=MyUserTimeLine=20
It works fine with wifi but with 3G or Edge, got a message : Rate
limit exceeded. Clients may not make more than 150 requests
http://dev.twitter.com/pages/streaming_api_concepts#filter-limiting
http://dev.twitter.com/pages/streaming_api_concepts#parsing-responses
On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 9:55 PM, Thiago Esteves thgeste...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi,
I am developing an application that needs to track a keyword on
twitter,
There is no real limit on the stream API, because it is an open connection that
stays open. As long as you don't connect/disconnect too often, you will not hit
any limits.
Tom
On Oct 29, 2010, at 6:55 AM, Thiago Esteves thgeste...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am developing an application that
Hi,
I am developing an application that needs to track a keyword on
twitter, that keyword is a hashtag, the frequency of that keyword is
not high, but the application needs to stay listening and don't stop
never. What is the rate limit Twitter apply for this case? Could not
find it on twitter
I keep having troubles with an application I'm developing that uses
the Twitter API. I'm getting errors stating that I'm over my rate
limit, but it's been more than an hour since I last made a call.
My status does say 0 left of 150, but the last time I made a call was
a couple hours ago.
--
Every set of calls I log my rate limit api calls remaining [ $App-
APICallsRemaining;] for later tracking ...
On Oct 20, 2010, at 2:08 PM, Josh wrote:
I keep having troubles with an application I'm developing that uses
the Twitter API. I'm getting errors stating that I'm over my rate
limit,
See if this chain of calls and the ratelimit remaining make any
sense...
API callReturned Ratelimit Remaining
Verify Credentials 188
Followers IDs181
Direct Messages 171
The request to verify credentials established that I have 188 calls
I have some questions regarding the message on http://countdowntooauth.com/
...starting on August 16th, the rate limits on basic authentication
will be reduced by roughly 10 calls/hour/day ending on August 31st.
Does this mean each user can login/post 150 times per hour on 8/16 and
then 140
Is Twitter going to start rate limiting the oauth resources or is
dev.twitter.com is still being worked on?
http://dev.twitter.com/doc/post/oauth/request_token
Also what is the request token expiration time limit before they
expire or does it vary for some reason?
thanks,
-Worth
Hi Worth,
The OAuth endpoints are not rate limited despite the documentation saying it
is. We are aware of the documentation being wrong in this regard and have an
updated version in the queue to go out. The request tokens are short lived.
I don't have the exact lifetime to hand but I would
We make only about 20-25 requests per hour. We didnt have any problems
until today morning. And all of a sudden I am seeing Rate limit
exceeded. Clients may not make more than 75 requests per hour.
This is Zimbra Collaboration Suite's Social Zimlet.
Quoting goodtest goodtest...@gmail.com:
We make only about 20-25 requests per hour. We didnt have any problems
until today morning. And all of a sudden I am seeing Rate limit
exceeded. Clients may not make more than 75 requests per hour.
This is Zimbra Collaboration Suite's Social Zimlet.
I
I have an OAuth app (http://mowglii.com/itsy) and I'm getting errors
saying I'm limited to 75 requests per hour. Huh?
Hey everyone,
We announced last week that we would be dynamically changing rate
limits and many of you noticed we have been doing that. There are many
techniques we've used and improvements we will continue to make to
deal with our capacity issues. Reducing the API rate-limit is not the
first or
I'm writing a little app and I need to know how to get followers limit
so I display a warning message and user won't get banned
For some reason I thought Rate limit is Followings limit
but discovereg yesterday it is not true
http://api.twitter.com/1/account/rate_limit_status.xml
What's the call
Yes Mr. Williams I should not use this method if it is so, then what
is the way out to deal with my problem. OK I will go with OAuth but I don't
understand how to implement it in my app. Because in my code, I am using
this url to get remaining hits
Hi there,
We are developing an app in which we need little of your help. may I know
how to get rate-limit status if we provide authentication credentials of an
authenticated user. is it possible if we provide user name and password
manually through code instead of twitter OAuth. If it is, how
http://dev.twitter.com/doc/get/account/rate_limit_status
http://dev.twitter.com/doc/get/account/rate_limit_statusYou should avoid
using username/password to authenticate as you will just have to update the
code in June when BasicAuth is removed.
Abraham
On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 03:58, Rushikesh
I just started getting rate limit errors from the Search API. I have
not come anywhere near the limit for my whitelisted IP address (as a
note, I count every hit on the api and keep totals in memcache so I
can check my status).
I've stopped all processes for the time being.
The IP address in
Greetings gang,
I'm running into a problem that I suspect is rate limit related.
I have an hourly job scheduled to fetch details of my followers.
The first call checks the rate_limit and calculates the max number of
getUser calls to make this hour. For example, if my remaining calls is
149, it
Hi,
Are you sure thats not the user you're requesting being suspended rather that
you?
Have you checked your HTTP response to see how many API calls you have left?
Scott.
On 22 Feb 2010, at 13:23, jtrigsby wrote:
Greetings gang,
I'm running into a problem that I suspect is rate limit
If you are using the api.twitter.com endpoint and signing your request with
OAuth, you automatically get this higher rate limit. It's currently at 350
but we are planning on gradually ramping it up to a higher level. This was
announced on this mailing list around the original announcement happened
I am frequently hitting rate limit. i know it happens when you do
more
than 150 search API call in a hour
int a[] =twitter.getFriendsIDs(xyz).getIDs();
int b[][] = new int[a.length][]
for(int i=0;ia.length;i++)
b[i] = twitter.getFriendsIDs(a[i]).getIDs();
now the problem is a.length = 148 , that
Hi Twitter API folks,
Over the last few months, there's been some big new features to the
API to match the Twitter.com feature set. Whilst that's awesome for
third-party developers and users alike, the rate limit has remained
the same. Looking back over the documentation, the last increase was
in
There are several projects in the pipeline to help with rate limiting
issues.
-John Kalucki
http://twitter.com/jkalucki
Services, Twitter Inc.
On Tue, Dec 8, 2009 at 6:24 AM, Nik Fletcher nik.fletc...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Twitter API folks,
Over the last few months, there's been some big new
We have received whitelisting approval from Twitter, but seems it is
applicable to the @name and the IP.
Given that we still get rate limit errors, should we just whitelist
the IP?
If so, what is the process of changing the whitelisting options?
Thank you,
-Stas
Youre seeing rate limit errors for unauthenticated calls from that ip
address, or when you authenticated calls for a user that's not
whitelisted?
On Nov 23, 2009, at 10:30 AM, Stas stas.ant...@gmail.com wrote:
We have received whitelisting approval from Twitter, but seems it is
I'am trying to get data from Twitter via Yahoo pipe. Is there any rate
limit for pipes? As far I understand IP in requests are from Yahoo
Hi All,
I have a small question,
if I run two different scripts authorized with two different accounts
(whitelisted) from the same machine (IP whitelisted), will the rate limit of
the machine which i thnk will be reached be counted (given that I am using
same machine for the both the requests)
Hi All,
I am hitting the following url:
/statuses/show/4843243649.xml
And i get:
Rate limit exceeded. Clients may not make more than 150 requests per
hour.
Note that before and after that i can hit any other url without
problems with the same user - so i am
logged in my application and
Strange events w/ Rate Limit requests.
I'm calling the API from my whitelisted IP and getting results that
are all over the map. It's almost as if Twitter is load-balancing my
requests to two different environments, each of which is keeping its
own count of my rate limits. So my app chugs along
Getting same response to my rate limit requests (http://twitter.com/
account/rate_limit_status.format), for both Account and IP.
I think I missed something. I used to have two different, independent
numbers for my account and IP rate limits (including different reset
times). That is, I would
Since we have a lot of devs monitoring this now I'd like to bring back
the discussion that we were having before this whole mess started.
Is the intention of Twitter to allow (for whitelisted IP's) 20k
requests per hour per USER or 20k requests per hour per IP.
I don't want to seem to be
hi, since yesterday when the DOS attack happened, this
http://twitter.com/account/rate_limit_status.json API call returns an
empty response. This stops my site, that is Twitter IP white listed,
since I use this API for self-throttling.
Is there any resolution planned?
Thank
Echeyde
UGH! All of my whitelisted IPs have reverted from 20k/hour limit to a
150/hour limit.
Anyone else??
What the heck?!
I feel a bit silly asking this in the time of OAuth - but I'm not
quite there yet...
So how to return the rate limit for a given user?
Looking at the api documentation I presume you need to authenticate
(log in)
The obvious way to do this is via GET with:
Is it true that there is now a rate limit on number of unfollows per day?
One of my users said that your support rep is telling them they risk
suspension if they go over 500 unfollows a day. Might be worth an
announcement if that is the case so we can share that with our users...
If I can
Hey all,
I am re-creating a feed that that will be displayed in a custom
widget. However, the rate limit is being reached almost right away,
even though this is currently in development, and only a handful of
people would be looking at this.
I have implemented the following steps to avoid this:
Apologies if this question seems like it's obvious or has already been
answered but I read through several posts on this topic as well as the
API documentation and I'm still confused.
The documentation states: The default rate limit for calls to the
REST API is 100 requests per hour. The REST
I just realized I don't know whether the remaining_hits element
returned for /account/rate_limit_status is a static number from the
beginning of the current hour, or if it is the remaining hits on a
rolling sixty minute cycle. Does anyone know?
Hi everyone.
I have requested whitelisting 2 times, and got response twice, but
still I see in my headers that i'm limited to 100 requests...Anyway,
heres the strange part
when i'm doing
curl -u xuser:xpass http://twitter.com/friendships/create/ndotnanda.xml
I am getting a error saying rate
Is anyone else having issues getting the rate limit stats when using
OAuth? It seems to just be returning 100 remaining and an hour until
reset at every request.
Josh
I know /rate_limit_status.json tells me how many API calls I have
left, but what tells me how many tweets I have left?
I once had lots of API calls left, but when I tweeted foo (via the API),
the tweet didn't go through and I kept getting back data on my last
successful tweet (ie, the one
Is the 100 request rate limit per IP address 100 per each user or 100
queries per address , even if it's 100 different users ?
I wonder if it might be an acceptable compromise for twitter to not
count certain requests against an authenticated user. These request
should theoretically not be much if any more expensive in CPU or
bandwidth than the rate limit check itself.
I propose that any request with a since_id that
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