When opening https://osm.org/ I’m getting “Access blocked” tiles. When opening https://openstreetmap.org/ it works.
Is it something on my end or a misconfiguration on OSM’s side?
Isn’t osm.org supposed to redirecto to openstreetmap.org such that the address expands in the browser bar?
I have this happening with openstreetmap.org
This is probably a consequence of this:
It works (how ever during a short interval, the certificates for https:www.openstreetmap.org were associated wrongly only to fastly.net). Can you retry?
It works again. Thanks everyone and especially the ops team.
You are confusing the scrapping of website pages and map tiles.
It was caused by a bug in some AI scraper protection code I deployed (since fixed). It incorrectly trigged an issue with tile.openstreetmap.org service for some users.
I understand from the Dutch forum that an update which went wrong was turned back.
For me it’s okay again.
I still get that occasionally on https://www.openstreetmap.org with a message about a missing referer . It started on Saturday. After reloading, usually it works.
That particular example sounds like it might be just a local cache problem?
It still persists.
Sorry, my psychic powers are failing me.
Would it be possible give a little bit more detail - exactly what you see happening (what browser, what network connection). Does it occur in an incognito or private window? Does it occur if you try a different network connection or device?
This still persists. When browsing, occasionally one of the tiles has that ugly “referer missing” message. Haven’t tried “incognito or private window”. It certainly isn’t a “browser cache” issue.
I haven’t tried, but I can’t switch that easily.
I am having the exact same issue on firefox since a couple of weeks. I have some no referer stuff set, but even when trying to restore those to default the issue still happens. I am also using various browser extensions, but with those as well switching them off doesn’t change much.
It all works correclty with Brave. Is there something else I can try to fix it on Firefox?
Maybe the error image is in your browser’s cache?
Is there are a bug tracking this ? Who Is working on resolving this actively?
You seem to mistake the community here with your employees.
Sorry for just reposting previous advice, but until you can do some investigation on your side, there is literally nothing anyone else can do.
I’m sure there are a lot of discussions going on within operations. As you are probably aware, the OSM websites have been under siege recently from scraper-muppets. Trying to keep them at bay while trying to keep the site up for everyone else is a huge challenge and evidence-free problems like yours tend to take a back seat.
Please try and ask yourself “if I was investigating this problem what information would I need”?
Well, if they are investigating, can we see their tracker? It saves you time if I can see directly that it’s already taken care of. There isn’t really much more I can say in a public forum. If OSM has engineers for this, no need for the community, you, and me to waste time with this.
After four days of errors, sorry if I start worrying about the www.openstreetmap.org being available for mappers and users in my country while the local OSM doesn’t seem concerned, even shoots the messenger.
