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Seeing a bunch of 503 errors when trying to make a request to Fitbit

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‎09-19-2016 09:10

‎09-19-2016 09:10

The HTML response I am getting renders the Cloudfare DDoS protection screen. 

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‎09-19-2016 16:05

‎09-19-2016 16:05

Hi @gravitas1,

 

Sorry about that. Sometimes Cloudflare incorrectly identifies high-volume apps.

 

When this happens, please contact private support with your Fitbit Web API client id, the "Ray Id" in the responses from Cloudflare, and the IP address of the requesting servers.

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‎09-19-2016 16:05

‎09-19-2016 16:05

Hi @gravitas1,

 

Sorry about that. Sometimes Cloudflare incorrectly identifies high-volume apps.

 

When this happens, please contact private support with your Fitbit Web API client id, the "Ray Id" in the responses from Cloudflare, and the IP address of the requesting servers.

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