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Repeated offenders
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If I am trying to limit a user for abusing the limits repeatedly, What would be a good way to make limits increasingly smaller for that user, or times without access increasingly bigger? any suggestions? |
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laurentS
Apr 24, 2024
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I think you could use the usual limiter with a dynamic limit value, as shown in this test. I'd suggest you look at #13 (comment) and adapt that logic to provide a limit on each call. You will probably need some sort of data storage in your backend to keep track of each user's state with respect to the limit. |
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I think you could use the usual limiter with a dynamic limit value, as shown in this test.
I'd suggest you look at #13 (comment) and adapt that logic to provide a limit on each call. You will probably need some sort of data storage in your backend to keep track of each user's state with respect to the limit.