reject requests for build URLs that don't set Accept: text/event-stream#2064
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minrk merged 2 commits intojupyterhub:mainfrom Mar 4, 2026
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reject requests for build URLs that don't set Accept: text/event-stream#2064minrk merged 2 commits intojupyterhub:mainfrom
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real EventSource requests do this, so this shouldn't break any browser use cases some scripts may need updates This may stop most bot crawling from triggering build, unless they are true simulated browsers, in which case Anubis wouldn't help
may help debugging spam
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jupyterhub/binderhub#2064 Merge pull request #2064 from minrk/check-accept
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real EventSource requests do this, so this shouldn't break any browser use cases
some scripts may need updates
This may stop most bot crawling from triggering build, unless they are true simulated browsers, in which case Anubis wouldn't help, either
I noticed that most bot-triggered builds include build tokens, and I'm afraid that may mean true simulated browsers, so this wouldn't help at all and we need to start blocking user-agents.