Hello,

Recently I have noticed that when I try to access git.sr.ht, I am 
unable to connect and get a timeout, however, I am able to access every
other service just fine. I am unsure if my traffic has been 
mis-interperted as bot traffic in wake of the recent DDoS attack,
or if I seemingly was accidentally blacklisted from access. 
Routing my traffic through vpn/wireguard tunnels seems to mitigate
the issue somewhat, but not entirely. If there are steps that can
be taken to resolve this issue that would be great.

Thanks,
- Theo

On Sat Feb 10, 2024 at 5:30 AM CET, Theo wrote:
> Recently I have noticed that when I try to access git.sr.ht, I am 
> unable to connect and get a timeout, however, I am able to access every
> other service just fine. I am unsure if my traffic has been 
> mis-interperted as bot traffic in wake of the recent DDoS attack,
> or if I seemingly was accidentally blacklisted from access. 
> Routing my traffic through vpn/wireguard tunnels seems to mitigate
> the issue somewhat, but not entirely. If there are steps that can
> be taken to resolve this issue that would be great.

git.sr.ht has started recently to operate over IPv6. How is your
setup doing with that?

Matej

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February 10, 2024 12:08 AM, "Matěj Cepl" <mcepl@cepl.eu> wrote:

> git.sr.ht has started recently to operate over IPv6. How is your
> setup doing with that?


None of my networks support IPv6, however that is beside the point. I have
been able to access git.sr.ht over IPv4 networks, just not my own home
network. Like I have stated above, if I tunnel to different networks, or
use different networks for my internet connections, it works fine. However
if I attempt to access it on my home net without tunnels, I am timed out,
thus my initial suspicion of having my own traffic being mis-interperted
as bot activity.

Theo

On Sat, Feb 10, 2024 at 11:07:16PM +0000, Theo wrote:
> use different networks for my internet connections, it works fine. However
> if I attempt to access it on my home net without tunnels, I am timed out,
> thus my initial suspicion of having my own traffic being mis-interperted
> as bot activity.

Now I wonder what suposed regular activity gets bot activity.