>i don;t get the 'are you a human' page with any of them
lucky you: cloudflare's automated systems deems it unnecessary to
challenge you. A variation of a "trustworthy IP range" and
"correct-looking headers"
and "an SSL/TLS implementation behaving like a web browser" cause
people to not get challenged at all (see
https://github.com/lwthiker/curl-impersonate for more info on the
ssl/tls part)
>IP meaning -> internet facing address and not intellectual property?
yes internet facing address.
>btw how did you find out about cloudfare running the 'bot fight mode'?
It's behaving similarly to cloudflare pages in bot fight mode.
It's running in some kind of white-label mode making cloudflare
non-trivial to recognize,
but I still recognize the javascript from the cloudflare challenge
page, look at this javascript:
- window._cf_chl_opt={cvId: '3',cZone: "www.podchaser.com",cType:
'managed',cRay: '8fef0e7b89c8b509'
the `_cf_chl_opt` is a cloudflare challenge page variable name, `cRay`
is a cloudflare id, I also recognize the title tag
<title>Just a moment...</title>
from other cloudflare-protected sites.
It's definitely cloudflare. (cloudflare-in-hiding! never seen that before)
>what is it 'checking' for ?
a quick automated check that you're "probably not a robot" before
giving you access to the real website.
Stop robots but not humans from accessing the page, is the intention, probably.
> the page is actually gzipped - dillo can gunzip but curl can't by itself
> > (found out using w3m)
it's only gzipped if you give the appropriate request header, eg
`Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate`
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