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This is true. I had some bad actors from the ComCast Network at one point. And unfortunately also valid human users of some of my "things". So I opted not to block the ComCast ASN at that point.


Exactly. We've all been down this rabbit hole, collectively, and that's why Anubis has taken off. It works shockingly well.


I was planning on building a Caddy module for Anubis actually. Is anyone else interested in this?


Yes, I would! I love Caddy's set and forget nature, and with this it wouldn't be different. Especially if it could be triggered conditionally, for example based on server load or a flood being detected.


see https://github.com/TecharoHQ/anubis/issues/16

There is going to be a pretty big refactor soon, but once that's done we plan on crushing this out.


I would be interested to hear of any other solutions that guarantee to either identity or block non-Human traffic. In the "small web" and self-hosting, we typically don't really want Crawlers, and other similar software hitting our services, because often the software is either buggy in the first place (Example: Runaway Claude Bot) or you don't want your sites indexed by them in the first place.




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