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I get the same error, is there any solution?

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search on the internet: free http proxy ... and you will find a number of websites that provide list of proxies (these are public proxies with no security)

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Same error. I am using it for batch (size=50) translation from English to Chinese.

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Same here, have to change IP using a VPN quite often

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Is there any word on the actual limit of translation? Is it in terms of character count/entity count/...? This would help greatly in tryafter loops.

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I found a solution, which i don't know how worked. But it is working for me. Add random valid proxy from the internet in the Google Translator function as it is asked in the library. After executing script one time,(if it works) remove that proxy and this library will work as it was working before.

I don't know why but this method is working for me every time I am being blocked by tts API.

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Can you give us a short description of what you mean using some code? I am a bit confused on how to add the random proxy.

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Can you give us a short description of what you mean using some code? I am a bit confused on how to add the random proxy.

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translator = google_translator(url_suffix="hk",timeout=5,proxies={'http':'xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxxx','https':'xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxxx'})
when you call google translator function, add some random proxy which is valid and working. You can try from the internet.
If proxy is valid, library will work. After that, remove it from the function and it will work fine.

I tried my dedicated proxies (paid proxies) and those are working in this function.

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Where can I find a random proxy? Not familiar with this. Any help would be appreciated.

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ConnectTimeout: HTTPSConnectionPool(host='translate.google.cn', port=443): Max retries exceeded with url: /_/TranslateWebserverUi/data/batchexecute (Caused by ConnectTimeoutError(<urllib3.connection.VerifiedHTTPSConnection object at 0x000001C44C912730>, 'Connection to (proxy) timed out. (connect timeout=5)')).

How do I avoid this?

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ConnectTimeout: HTTPSConnectionPool(host='translate.google.cn', port=443): Max retries exceeded with url: /_/TranslateWebserverUi/data/batchexecute (Caused by ConnectTimeoutError(<urllib3.connection.VerifiedHTTPSConnection object at 0x000001C44C912730>, 'Connection to (proxy) timed out. (connect timeout=5)')).

How do I avoid this?

Try to increase timeout

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Where can I find a random proxy? Not familiar with this. Any help would be appreciated.

Have you gotten a proxy ? I am too searching for one

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you can get 10 free proxies after sign up on this website as well: https://www.webshare.io/

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search on the internet: free http proxy ... and you will find a number of websites that provide list of proxies (these are public proxies with no security)

I tried this approach but now I'm getting another error:
Failed to connect. Probable cause: timeout

Although I put quite long timeout. Are you facing the same problem?

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search on the internet: free http proxy ... and you will find a number of websites that provide list of proxies (these are public proxies with no security)

I tried this approach but now I'm getting another error:
Failed to connect. Probable cause: timeout

Although I put quite long timeout. Are you facing the same problem?

that is because the proxy you are using may not have a good reputation. try to use your own dedicated proxy. you can get 10 free dedicated proxies on sign up on https://www.webshare.io/.

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Slightly different approach... I was getting locked out for "too many requests" (it does eventually reset... 8 hours or so if I remember correctly). I just slowed down my requests by throwing a 2 sec time delay into the loop. It it taking a bit longer, but I am no longer getting the timeout errors and I'm currently doing 10,000 requests per batch.

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@bjquinniii Can you leave a sample of the code that incorporates the delay ? That would be extremely helpful

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it's just a matter of sticking a time.sleep(2) statement in...

so for mine it looks something like this:

from bs4 import BeautifulSoup as bs
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import mysql.connector as dbconnector
import time

I have a db table with html code I've scraped from a site, the relevant text is in a big

block within another

dbConn = dbconnector.connect(host='localhost', port=3306, user=XXX, password=XXX, database='text', charset='utf8')
dbCur1 = dbConn.cursor()
dbCur2 = dbConn.cursor()

sql = 'select postID, divBlock from diaryPosts limit 10000;'
dbCur1.execute(sql)
singles = dbCur.fetchall()
dbCur1.close()
for s in singles:
postID = s[0]
divBlock = s[1]
soup = bs(divBlock, 'html.parser')
postTextObj = soup.find('div', {'class': 'texto-dou'})
postText = postTextObj.text.strip()
postTextTrans = translator.translate(postText, lang_tgt='en')
sql = 'update diaryPosts set postText = %s, postTextTrans = %s where postID = %s;'
dbCur2.execute(sql, (postText, postTextTrans, postID))
dbCur2.commit()
time.sleep(2)

anyways, that's probably more code than you were asking for, but I figure it will stave of other potential questions... the part you need is the time.sleep(2), I'm using it to slow down the loop that is making the calls.

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@bjquinniii Haha no problem. Thank you so much for your code response. I think this will help a lot of us.

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I have noticed something odd about using this library/service, it is a little flakey sometimes... it can run flawlessly for hours (current script just rolled by 6900 (out of 10000) without any errors. But sometimes I will come back and there will be some sort of odd random error. When that happens, I'll just restart it, and even though because of the way the query is written it ends up restarting at exactly the same entry that errored out, it will pick up, succeed, and roll on fine. I guess eventually I'll add a try block around the translate call, but so far it's happening infrequently enough that I haven't gotten around to it.
... just rolled by 7000
So far I have translated a bit over 43000 blocks of text on this particular project. I used the older version last fall to do about 180,000 on another project.

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Thanks,But when use vpn, i get the same error. so i try to use my phone to share wifi for the computer， it run.....

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same problem here ! did you find a solution guys !

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Same problem for me ( 429 (Too Many Requests) from TTS API. Probable cause: Unknown ).

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Same problem here.

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getting same error.

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Getting same error.

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Hello guys,
Did you find a solution to this ?

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when use the api，i get this error. ... google_trans_new.google_trans_new.google_new_transError: 429 (Too Many Requests) from TTS API. Probable cause: Unknown

I would just get a VPN. it will allow you to change domain when you have too many requests.

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