Discord Bot Unable to Connect – HTTP 429 Rate Limit Error
Posted by sassyule in general.
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A 429 during is consistent with Discord rate limiting the shared outbound IP used by free servers on that node. Leaving the bot stopped for an hour may not be enough; these limits can last several hours, and Cloudflare 1015 blocks can last up to about a day. 1. Keep it stopped and avoid repeated login attempts; check Discord’s or header if your logs include it. 2. Confirm the token is valid before trying again, and make sure the bot isn’t retrying logins in a loop. 3. Free servers can’t be moved to another node or given a different IP. See Discord rate limits.
I checked the token. Should be correct. Working on ensuring I don't have any loops at the very moment. Wait a day? Are you serious! Find another service maybe holy cow a day.
I get why that’s frustrating—sorry, I didn’t mean to suggest you must wait a full day. Many limits clear sooner; up to about 24 hours is the worst case for a Cloudflare 1015 block, not a guaranteed wait. If the 429 includes a value, follow that and make one login attempt after it expires. If you need the bot online sooner, you could temporarily run it from a different network or host, but stop the Wispbyte instance first so only one copy is trying to log in. For a free server, changing nodes or getting a different outbound IP isn’t available.
I have been waiting 2 days i think its a internal error.
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