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kiwis

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#293962 24-Feb-2022 15:43

I'm using a NZ based JSON file, however I want to use it on my offshore based hosting and those servers are geo blocked by the server hosting the JSON file.

I simple work around could be getting a NZ server to read the JSON and create a second file which I can read.

Does anyone have any NZ based hosting who'd be willing to host a few pages for me

mentalinc

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#2874127 24-Feb-2022 15:44

very weird for it to be geoblocked, suggest you look into that.

otherwise there are plenty of other options to move this 'json' file around

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kiwis

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#2874138 24-Feb-2022 16:05

mentalinc:

very weird for it to be geoblocked, suggest you look into that.

otherwise there are plenty of other options to move this 'json' file around

It's not weird, it's completely understandable once you know what it is.

How else can I move the JSON file around. It's being written when it's called so changes consistently.

yitz

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#2874146 24-Feb-2022 16:16

Sounds like you want to set up a "reverse proxy" to access a server via another server.

...or ask whoever hosts the JSON file to whitelist your overseas server directly and/or implement an authentication mechanism.

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#2874155 24-Feb-2022 16:27

Who controls the host that the json file is on? If you do I'd just put a caching CDN in front of it, like CloudFlare.

kiwis

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#2874576 25-Feb-2022 09:50

Cheers guys. The JSON can't be changed as there's very legit reasons why they want it geo blocked.

They're happy for me to read it but my hosting is American based so will always fail.

mentalinc

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#2874608 25-Feb-2022 10:30

Not sure this is the right place to help you break controls that according to you are legit and should be blocking you doing what you're trying to do.

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kiwis

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#2874615 25-Feb-2022 10:45

mentalinc:

Not sure this is the right place to help you break controls that according to you are legit and should be blocking you doing what you're trying to do.

What a wild assumption.

mentalinc

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#2874621 25-Feb-2022 10:58

There is a file on an NZ server (sounds like someone elses server)
You want to consume it from a US based server.

The NZ server is blocking the US IP address.

Your only option is to have a second NZ based server - there are many threads on this already here), which can download and host the JSON file for the US server to then collect and process?

Here is a thread from 2 days before your own: https://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=86&topicid=293930

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