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cheekylad5 · 2nd September 2024, 22:37

Just thought someone should be aware that Captcha is not working for the site it just says the server isn't available.
If more info is needed please let me know.

DoctorNo · 3rd September 2024, 18:42

This site uses captcha?

cheekylad5 · 5th September 2024, 12:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by DoctorNo

This site uses captcha?

Searches use them. Though it seems to only apply if not logged in so at least there is a way around it.

NiGhTz · 17th January 2025, 03:51

Hello,

I've been getting the following error since about 9:00 PM EDT this evening. This occurred without being logged-in.

http://veterperementour.ru/search.php

Search Forums --> Human Verification:

"ERROR for site owner: Invalid site key"

The CAPTCHA refuses to load, plus it doesn't create a cookie (confirming that the module hasn't yet been loaded).

So, does anyone (mods or admins) here have an idea when this issue might can be fixed?

Frogger · 17th January 2025, 15:57

I have never seen a CAPTCHA on the Planet.

DoctorNo · 17th January 2025, 18:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by NiGhTz

I've been getting the following error since about 9:00 PM EDT this evening. This occurred without being logged-in.

The solution there seems obvious.

Regardless, CAPTCHA can break with various browser extensions that block ads, scripts, fingerprinting, etc. With the same set-up, does CAPTCHA work on other sites?

NiGhTz · 18th January 2025, 05:27

@Frogger:

AFAIK, PlanetSuzy makes us perform a CAPTCHA only just before we do an in-site Search (well, at least, they do when we're not first logged-in).

If a person doesn't have to do a CAPTCHA here, when they're Search-ing for something, then PlanetSuzy must like their IP Address a lot.

@DoctorNo:

Yes, on my system, the Google reCAPTCHA v2 still is working fine in most other sites, except for in this one, of course.

... and ...

No, I'm not blocking PlanetSuzy's JavaScript, nor also anything associated with Google, so this problem has nothing to do with browser plug-ins, or such (which I happen to be a developer of, by the way).

For instance, when JS is disabled for Google, Gstatic, etc., all they'll ever say is something vague, like this:

Google wrote:
"Sorry, something went wrong. Please try reloading the page."

Here's proof (Capture_01172025_201716.png):
http://postimg.cc/XGZpSRLV

Just tried it again (with JS enabled, of course), and I got the exact same result as yesterday. Apparently, persistence is brutal.

Here's proof (Capture_01172025_201956.png):
http://postimg.cc/bGVs5yQC

OK, well, if you should notice that the error message said something about a "site key" ? -- Doesn't that sound like a certificate, license, or some other sort of authorization recently has expired ?

Just so it's clear: I'm not asking anyone to remove the CAPTCHA, just to please fix the bloody thing, that's all. Until this discrepancy does get repaired, everyone it affects is just hitting a virtual brick wall, when we try to do a Search.

However, what's also interesting to note this time, is that the Google CAPTCHA error persists on PlanetSuzy, even after I'd successfully performed one on RapidGator, just some minutes earlier.

Thanks for responding, DoctorNo, but I believe that only someone on the staff who manages the forum's software possibly can remedy this situation.

P.S.,
When the CAPTCHA system has worked here, I've often received a green check-mark (unlike at most other places), therefore, I do appreciate the staff here, for keeping the difficultly level set to 'low': thanks.

Frogger · 18th January 2025, 15:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by NiGhTz

@Frogger:

AFAIK, PlanetSuzy makes us perform a CAPTCHA only just before we do an in-site Search (well, at least, they do when we're not first logged-in).

2 potential solutions to your problem:

1. Log in
2. Use a search engine for search results from the planet.

I pretty much never use the search function here, instead, I just type the name of whom I am looking for and Planetsuzy in the search engine and get great results most of the time.

tip0un3 · 12th February 2025, 14:03

Great, someone fixed the problem. I couldn't find my password. I couldn't search, reset my password or create an account without validating the captcha. I'd been blocked for over 20 days, but now everything's working again, access to the captcha is back, and the key invalid error message has disappeared. I took advantage of the situation to get my account back so I wouldn't see the damn captcha again.

2nd September 2024, 22:37	#1
cheekylad5 Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Jul 2020 Posts: 13 Thanks: 21 Thanked 30 Times in 12 Posts	Captcha not working Just thought someone should be aware that Captcha is not working for the site it just says the server isn't available. If more info is needed please let me know.

17th January 2025, 15:57	#5
Frogger Time's fun when you're having flies Clinically Insane Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 2,081 Thanks: 61,251 Thanked 8,797 Times in 2,368 Posts	I have never seen a CAPTCHA on the Planet. __________________ Frogger Lover of tiny tits and big pussy lips.

3rd September 2024, 18:42	#2
DoctorNo Beyond Redemption Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 10,725 Thanks: 100,558 Thanked 46,703 Times in 7,676 Posts	This site uses captcha?

17th January 2025, 03:51	#4
NiGhTz Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Nightopia Posts: 11 Thanks: 7 Thanked 29 Times in 8 Posts	Hello, I've been getting the following error since about 9:00 PM EDT this evening. This occurred without being logged-in. http://veterperementour.ru/search.php Search Forums --> Human Verification: "ERROR for site owner: Invalid site key" The CAPTCHA refuses to load, plus it doesn't create a cookie (confirming that the module hasn't yet been loaded). So, does anyone (mods or admins) here have an idea when this issue might can be fixed?

18th January 2025, 05:27	#7
NiGhTz Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Nightopia Posts: 11 Thanks: 7 Thanked 29 Times in 8 Posts	@Frogger: AFAIK, PlanetSuzy makes us perform a CAPTCHA only just before we do an in-site Search (well, at least, they do when we're not first logged-in). If a person doesn't have to do a CAPTCHA here, when they're Search-ing for something, then PlanetSuzy must like their IP Address a lot. @DoctorNo: Yes, on my system, the Google reCAPTCHA v2 still is working fine in most other sites, except for in this one, of course. ... and ... No, I'm not blocking PlanetSuzy's JavaScript, nor also anything associated with Google, so this problem has nothing to do with browser plug-ins, or such (which I happen to be a developer of, by the way). For instance, when JS is disabled for Google, Gstatic, etc., all they'll ever say is something vague, like this: Google wrote: "Sorry, something went wrong. Please try reloading the page." Here's proof (Capture_01172025_201716.png): http://postimg.cc/XGZpSRLV Just tried it again (with JS enabled, of course), and I got the exact same result as yesterday. Apparently, persistence is brutal. Here's proof (Capture_01172025_201956.png): http://postimg.cc/bGVs5yQC OK, well, if you should notice that the error message said something about a "site key" ? -- Doesn't that sound like a certificate, license, or some other sort of authorization recently has expired ? Just so it's clear: I'm not asking anyone to remove the CAPTCHA, just to please fix the bloody thing, that's all. Until this discrepancy does get repaired, everyone it affects is just hitting a virtual brick wall, when we try to do a Search. However, what's also interesting to note this time, is that the Google CAPTCHA error persists on PlanetSuzy, even after I'd successfully performed one on RapidGator, just some minutes earlier. Thanks for responding, DoctorNo, but I believe that only someone on the staff who manages the forum's software possibly can remedy this situation. P.S., When the CAPTCHA system has worked here, I've often received a green check-mark (unlike at most other places), therefore, I do appreciate the staff here, for keeping the difficultly level set to 'low': thanks.

12th February 2025, 14:03	#9
tip0un3 Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Jun 2018 Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Great, someone fixed the problem. I couldn't find my password. I couldn't search, reset my password or create an account without validating the captcha. I'd been blocked for over 20 days, but now everything's working again, access to the captcha is back, and the key invalid error message has disappeared. I took advantage of the situation to get my account back so I wouldn't see the damn captcha again.