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Old 03-19-2024, 06:37 PM   #9384
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Originally Posted by Da Man View Post
Seems the slow_down_sleep_time in personal.ini stopped working as intended.
It's working as intended for me. And that code hasn't been touched recently.

A number of [<site>] sections have a slow_down_sleep_time setting in defaults.ini.

If you put slow_down_sleep_time under [defaults] in personal.ini, those [<site>] sections in defaults.ini will take precedence over [defaults] in personal.ini.

Set it in personal.ini under the specific [<site>] section or [overrides] instead.

Alternatively, since the numbers you quote are larger than site's default, I would you have more than one slow_down_sleep_time setting, possibly in more than one copy of the same [<section>] that are conflicting.

If you run in debug mode, each fetch will explicitly state it's sleep time like:
Code:
FFF: DEBUG: 2024-03-19 17:19:15,288: decorators.py(123): random sleep(49.50-148.50):139.64
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