ERROR requests return Response [503] If LINK link die or LINK live.I use bs4 python











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i want crawl data from amazon,requests respone error 503,404,200 then i will check link die or live. But current link die or link live or link not found will respone 503.i dont know how check link ?.if respone 200 then will clear for software of me. THANKS YOUR HELP ME!!!!



link = "https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07K896272"enter code here
browser = webdriver.Firefox(executable_path=r'D:PythonToolAmzToolgeckodriver.exe')
browser.get(link)
res = requests.get(str(link).strip())
print(str(res))









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    i want crawl data from amazon,requests respone error 503,404,200 then i will check link die or live. But current link die or link live or link not found will respone 503.i dont know how check link ?.if respone 200 then will clear for software of me. THANKS YOUR HELP ME!!!!



    link = "https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07K896272"enter code here
    browser = webdriver.Firefox(executable_path=r'D:PythonToolAmzToolgeckodriver.exe')
    browser.get(link)
    res = requests.get(str(link).strip())
    print(str(res))









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      i want crawl data from amazon,requests respone error 503,404,200 then i will check link die or live. But current link die or link live or link not found will respone 503.i dont know how check link ?.if respone 200 then will clear for software of me. THANKS YOUR HELP ME!!!!



      link = "https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07K896272"enter code here
      browser = webdriver.Firefox(executable_path=r'D:PythonToolAmzToolgeckodriver.exe')
      browser.get(link)
      res = requests.get(str(link).strip())
      print(str(res))









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      i want crawl data from amazon,requests respone error 503,404,200 then i will check link die or live. But current link die or link live or link not found will respone 503.i dont know how check link ?.if respone 200 then will clear for software of me. THANKS YOUR HELP ME!!!!



      link = "https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07K896272"enter code here
      browser = webdriver.Firefox(executable_path=r'D:PythonToolAmzToolgeckodriver.exe')
      browser.get(link)
      res = requests.get(str(link).strip())
      print(str(res))






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          If you hardcoded the string into variable link, you dont need to cast it to type str.



          requests.get(link) // is good enough.


          Also, if you want to print the response content,



          print(res.text)


          Don't really understand the question, but
          you can check the response status by:



          res = requests.get(link)
          if res.status_code:
          #Bad Code - 400s/500s

          else:
          #All good


          Also, somes sites doesn't allow requests. You can try to be more "human" by adding in headers with user-agent and also use session. Session will keep the cookies. (kinda making it stateful)



          session = requests.session()
          session.headers['User-Agent'] = "YOUR USER AGENT HERE"
          session.get("https://www.amazon.com/")

          res = session.get(link)
          print(res.text)


          Some sites requires javascript to load the page. If that's the case, you will want to use selenium. using requests will not load the javascript page.



          Or if u want to load the page with javascript first, and want to use requests:



          session = requests.session()
          session.headers['User-Agent'] = "YOUR USER AGENT HERE"
          browser = webdriver.Firefox(executable_path=r'D:PythonToolAmzToolgeckodriver.exe')
          browser.get(link)
          for cookie in driver.get_cookies():
          c = {cookie['name']: cookie['value']}
          session.cookies.update(c)
          browser.close()
          res = session.get(link)
          print(res.text)





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          If you hardcoded the string into variable link, you dont need to cast it to type str.



          requests.get(link) // is good enough.


          Also, if you want to print the response content,



          print(res.text)


          Don't really understand the question, but
          you can check the response status by:



          res = requests.get(link)
          if res.status_code:
          #Bad Code - 400s/500s

          else:
          #All good


          Also, somes sites doesn't allow requests. You can try to be more "human" by adding in headers with user-agent and also use session. Session will keep the cookies. (kinda making it stateful)



          session = requests.session()
          session.headers['User-Agent'] = "YOUR USER AGENT HERE"
          session.get("https://www.amazon.com/")

          res = session.get(link)
          print(res.text)


          Some sites requires javascript to load the page. If that's the case, you will want to use selenium. using requests will not load the javascript page.



          Or if u want to load the page with javascript first, and want to use requests:



          session = requests.session()
          session.headers['User-Agent'] = "YOUR USER AGENT HERE"
          browser = webdriver.Firefox(executable_path=r'D:PythonToolAmzToolgeckodriver.exe')
          browser.get(link)
          for cookie in driver.get_cookies():
          c = {cookie['name']: cookie['value']}
          session.cookies.update(c)
          browser.close()
          res = session.get(link)
          print(res.text)





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          • thanks you many :v i understand and try solution of you
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          up vote
          1
          down vote



          accepted










          If you hardcoded the string into variable link, you dont need to cast it to type str.



          requests.get(link) // is good enough.


          Also, if you want to print the response content,



          print(res.text)


          Don't really understand the question, but
          you can check the response status by:



          res = requests.get(link)
          if res.status_code:
          #Bad Code - 400s/500s

          else:
          #All good


          Also, somes sites doesn't allow requests. You can try to be more "human" by adding in headers with user-agent and also use session. Session will keep the cookies. (kinda making it stateful)



          session = requests.session()
          session.headers['User-Agent'] = "YOUR USER AGENT HERE"
          session.get("https://www.amazon.com/")

          res = session.get(link)
          print(res.text)


          Some sites requires javascript to load the page. If that's the case, you will want to use selenium. using requests will not load the javascript page.



          Or if u want to load the page with javascript first, and want to use requests:



          session = requests.session()
          session.headers['User-Agent'] = "YOUR USER AGENT HERE"
          browser = webdriver.Firefox(executable_path=r'D:PythonToolAmzToolgeckodriver.exe')
          browser.get(link)
          for cookie in driver.get_cookies():
          c = {cookie['name']: cookie['value']}
          session.cookies.update(c)
          browser.close()
          res = session.get(link)
          print(res.text)





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          • thanks you many :v i understand and try solution of you
            – Bao Quyet Nguyen
            Nov 26 at 14:20













          up vote
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          down vote



          accepted







          up vote
          1
          down vote



          accepted






          If you hardcoded the string into variable link, you dont need to cast it to type str.



          requests.get(link) // is good enough.


          Also, if you want to print the response content,



          print(res.text)


          Don't really understand the question, but
          you can check the response status by:



          res = requests.get(link)
          if res.status_code:
          #Bad Code - 400s/500s

          else:
          #All good


          Also, somes sites doesn't allow requests. You can try to be more "human" by adding in headers with user-agent and also use session. Session will keep the cookies. (kinda making it stateful)



          session = requests.session()
          session.headers['User-Agent'] = "YOUR USER AGENT HERE"
          session.get("https://www.amazon.com/")

          res = session.get(link)
          print(res.text)


          Some sites requires javascript to load the page. If that's the case, you will want to use selenium. using requests will not load the javascript page.



          Or if u want to load the page with javascript first, and want to use requests:



          session = requests.session()
          session.headers['User-Agent'] = "YOUR USER AGENT HERE"
          browser = webdriver.Firefox(executable_path=r'D:PythonToolAmzToolgeckodriver.exe')
          browser.get(link)
          for cookie in driver.get_cookies():
          c = {cookie['name']: cookie['value']}
          session.cookies.update(c)
          browser.close()
          res = session.get(link)
          print(res.text)





          share|improve this answer














          If you hardcoded the string into variable link, you dont need to cast it to type str.



          requests.get(link) // is good enough.


          Also, if you want to print the response content,



          print(res.text)


          Don't really understand the question, but
          you can check the response status by:



          res = requests.get(link)
          if res.status_code:
          #Bad Code - 400s/500s

          else:
          #All good


          Also, somes sites doesn't allow requests. You can try to be more "human" by adding in headers with user-agent and also use session. Session will keep the cookies. (kinda making it stateful)



          session = requests.session()
          session.headers['User-Agent'] = "YOUR USER AGENT HERE"
          session.get("https://www.amazon.com/")

          res = session.get(link)
          print(res.text)


          Some sites requires javascript to load the page. If that's the case, you will want to use selenium. using requests will not load the javascript page.



          Or if u want to load the page with javascript first, and want to use requests:



          session = requests.session()
          session.headers['User-Agent'] = "YOUR USER AGENT HERE"
          browser = webdriver.Firefox(executable_path=r'D:PythonToolAmzToolgeckodriver.exe')
          browser.get(link)
          for cookie in driver.get_cookies():
          c = {cookie['name']: cookie['value']}
          session.cookies.update(c)
          browser.close()
          res = session.get(link)
          print(res.text)






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          thanks you many :v i understand and try solution of you
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