Been playing all day on my local PC (Ubuntu 19.10) learning how to access data thru Python.
\n\nStarted with the simple samples shown in the github examples from https://github.com/google/earthengine-api. Code to start a notebook has been working all evening with success. It's no longer working and getting a error that suggests I have been closed down from access (also have generated a lot of code editor data requests from GEE in its code editor).
\n\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden
This was working all day
\n\nimport ee\nimport ee.mapclient
ee.Initialize()\nee.mapclient.centerMap(-122.39, 37.7857, 12)
photos_near_sf = ee.FeatureCollection('GOOGLE/EE/DEMOS/sf-photo-locations')\nprint(photos_near_sf)
but now errors out as\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden
When using the engine on local machine is there a daily limit on access requests from my code? Or just typical google where stuff stops working for a bit?
", "messages": [ { "id": "751176", "postDate": "02/20/2020 03:34:39", "content": "Been playing all day on my local PC (Ubuntu 19.10) learning how to access data thru Python.
\n\nStarted with the simple samples shown in the github examples from https://github.com/google/earthengine-api. Code to start a notebook has been working all evening with success. It's no longer working and getting a error that suggests I have been closed down from access (also have generated a lot of code editor data requests from GEE in its code editor).
\n\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden
This was working all day
\n\nimport ee\nimport ee.mapclient
ee.Initialize()\nee.mapclient.centerMap(-122.39, 37.7857, 12)
photos_near_sf = ee.FeatureCollection('GOOGLE/EE/DEMOS/sf-photo-locations')\nprint(photos_near_sf)
but now errors out as\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden
When using the engine on local machine is there a daily limit on access requests from my code? Or just typical google where stuff stops working for a bit?
", "rawMarkdown": "Been playing all day on my local PC (Ubuntu 19.10) learning how to access data thru Python.\n\nStarted with the simple samples shown in the github examples from https://github.com/google/earthengine-api. Code to start a notebook has been working all evening with success. It's no longer working and getting a error that suggests I have been closed down from access (also have generated a lot of code editor data requests from GEE in its code editor).\n\n`HTTP Error 403: Forbidden`\n\nThis was working all day\n\n`import ee\nimport ee.mapclient`\n\n`ee.Initialize()\nee.mapclient.centerMap(-122.39, 37.7857, 12)`\n\n`photos_near_sf = ee.FeatureCollection('GOOGLE/EE/DEMOS/sf-photo-locations')\nprint(photos_near_sf)`\n\nbut now errors out as\n`HTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden`\n\n\n**When using the engine on local machine is there a daily limit on access requests from my code?** Or just typical google where stuff stops working for a bit?", "votes": null }, { "id": "751315", "postDate": "02/20/2020 05:17:26", "content": "OK - this is a really cool error.
\n\nI said the heck with it and ready to call it a night. Shut down both of my Ubuntu machines where I get the error.
\n\nOpen up my Chrome Browser on my Windows 10 machine - fire up google maps - the satellite imagery can still be seen. But the maps is blank. If I zoom back I can see a blank sphere of the world.
\n\nSigned up to the GEE users group and posted my error. Seems like a couple of other folks with the same issue but no one reported a fix. Assume I need to get into my google account and clear lots of stuff to see if I can make it go away.
", "rawMarkdown": "OK - this is a really cool error.\n\nI said the heck with it and ready to call it a night. Shut down both of my Ubuntu machines where I get the error. \n\nOpen up my Chrome Browser on my Windows 10 machine - fire up google maps - the satellite imagery can still be seen. But the maps is blank. If I zoom back I can see a blank sphere of the world.\n\nSigned up to the GEE users group and posted my error. Seems like a couple of other folks with the same issue but no one reported a fix. Assume I need to get into my google account and clear lots of stuff to see if I can make it go away.", "votes": null }, { "id": "751320", "postDate": "02/20/2020 05:49:25", "content": "Was hoping it was not the case - but of course Google Maps now a blank screen on my IPhone. Cleared the cache but that did nothing - I think that only clears the browser cache on the specific machine.
", "rawMarkdown": "Was hoping it was not the case - but of course Google Maps now a blank screen on my IPhone. Cleared the cache but that did nothing - I think that only clears the browser cache on the specific machine.", "votes": null }, { "id": "751928", "postDate": "02/20/2020 16:45:00", "content": "Yikes, that sounds super painful. I suspect the issue might have to do with exceeding your usage quota. I will do my best to make sure that your support ticket gets addressed.
", "rawMarkdown": "Yikes, that sounds super painful. I suspect the issue might have to do with exceeding your [usage quota](https://developers.google.com/earth-engine/usage). I will do my best to make sure that your support ticket gets addressed.", "votes": null }, { "id": "752212", "postDate": "02/20/2020 19:44:23", "content": "Thanks
\n\nThe initial contact with support was thru google maps - a recommendation from a GEE user who had the same issue. He got his back thru a email explaining his issue. I did a chat. My support guy concluded it was my local router causing the issue. Think that is wrong but I did shut down all computers, switches, etc and did a hard reset (pull the plug) on my Comcast modem. Going to do a soft reset shortly as the hard did nothing. The person in GEE forum who responded thought that Python on local might have generated sufficent api access requests that the google system thought it should be a commercial (pay money) use. His suggestion was to avoid the chat and do the email submission explaining that the use is related to kaggle challenge and not a business use.
\n\nI did a large amount of use of the java code editor in GEE over the past 5 days on both my machine and my daughters in Atlanta and never had an issue. Back home in Pittsburgh and started running Python local when the issue arose- think the python local can become a problem for us in this competition.
\n\nGoogle maps support ticket is 22218943.
", "rawMarkdown": "Thanks \n\nThe initial contact with support was thru google maps - a recommendation from a GEE user who had the same issue. He got his back thru a email explaining his issue. I did a chat. My support guy concluded it was my local router causing the issue. Think that is wrong but I did shut down all computers, switches, etc and did a hard reset (pull the plug) on my Comcast modem. Going to do a soft reset shortly as the hard did nothing. The person in GEE forum who responded thought that Python on local might have generated sufficent api access requests that the google system thought it should be a commercial (pay money) use. His suggestion was to avoid the chat and do the email submission explaining that the use is related to kaggle challenge and not a business use.\n\nI did a large amount of use of the java code editor in GEE over the past 5 days on both my machine and my daughters in Atlanta and never had an issue. Back home in Pittsburgh and started running Python local when the issue arose- think the python local can become a problem for us in this competition. \n\nGoogle maps support ticket is 22218943.", "votes": null }, { "id": "752485", "postDate": "02/21/2020 04:18:07", "content": "Support had me generate api key and enable the Maps API - guessing if things ever work again I am going to get billed for requests :)\nAlso a first for me to use JS Bin - if nothing else this competition a real learning experience. But same errors running an example java script to generate a map. Rather than blank there is a sorry no image message.
\nUp to the point of the crash I was finding the Python coding to be a lot harder to use and customize than the GEE code editor. Hopefully getting Google Maps back working will be a simple fix that will not leave me afraid to run Python on my local machine. I am not a real fan of learning in a kaggle kernel and rather develop on Linux local and upload a finished kernel to kaggle. My skills still first grade level and kaggle kernels less forgiving than a local Jupyter notebook.
For no known reason I am back to having full access to all google map functions across all of my devices - my initial Python code on my Ubuntu machine generating correct maps again.
\n\nAs part of the root cause Google support did have me get a map api key and enable the map api on Google Cloud Platform yesterday. The initial script run on JS Bin had 403 errors, but perhaps there was some wait function required for the api_key, etc to work. Taking the day off today and will see if my initial Python code can shut me down again tomorrow. Will also watch my GCP billing to see if the fix required enabling charges to occur for the Python access requests on my local machine.
", "rawMarkdown": "For no known reason I am back to having full access to all google map functions across all of my devices - my initial Python code on my Ubuntu machine generating correct maps again.\n\nAs part of the root cause Google support did have me get a map api key and enable the map api on Google Cloud Platform yesterday. The initial script run on JS Bin had 403 errors, but perhaps there was some wait function required for the api_key, etc to work. Taking the day off today and will see if my initial Python code can shut me down again tomorrow. Will also watch my GCP billing to see if the fix required enabling charges to occur for the Python access requests on my local machine.", "votes": null }, { "id": "753117", "postDate": "02/21/2020 18:13:16", "content": "I am glad that it is working again. It looks like what happened is you received a 24-hr ban because your notebook called the Google Maps Platform (MapsAPI) to retrieve map tiles too many times over too short of a time period. The map tiles mostly just add context to the data and do not necessarily need to be retrieved with every data run.
", "rawMarkdown": "I am glad that it is working again. It looks like what happened is you received a 24-hr ban because your notebook called the Google Maps Platform (MapsAPI) to retrieve map tiles too many times over too short of a time period. The map tiles mostly just add context to the data and do not necessarily need to be retrieved with every data run.", "votes": null }, { "id": "753182", "postDate": "02/21/2020 20:24:40", "content": "I was running each of the small Python files that can be found in the GEE github examples for Python. Another user on GEE who had the same issue was likewise running some of those. The code that seemed to generate my issue was a ee.Join of parks and bart stations in the join.py script.
\n\nI have looked for more documentation on the Python api and its pretty lean.
", "rawMarkdown": "I was running each of the small Python files that can be found in the [GEE github](https://github.com/google/earthengine-api/blob/master/python/examples/py/FeatureCollection/join.py) examples for Python. Another user on GEE who had the same issue was likewise running some of those. The code that seemed to generate my issue was a ee.Join of parks and bart stations in the join.py script.\n\nI have looked for more documentation on the Python api and its pretty lean.", "votes": null } ], "comments": [ { "id": 751315, "author_name": "pcjimmmy", "author_url": "", "post_date": "02/20/2020 05:17:26", "content": "OK - this is a really cool error.
\n\nI said the heck with it and ready to call it a night. Shut down both of my Ubuntu machines where I get the error.
\n\nOpen up my Chrome Browser on my Windows 10 machine - fire up google maps - the satellite imagery can still be seen. But the maps is blank. If I zoom back I can see a blank sphere of the world.
\n\nSigned up to the GEE users group and posted my error. Seems like a couple of other folks with the same issue but no one reported a fix. Assume I need to get into my google account and clear lots of stuff to see if I can make it go away.
", "votes": null, "replies": [ { "id": 751320, "author_name": "pcjimmmy", "author_url": "", "post_date": "02/20/2020 05:49:25", "content": "Was hoping it was not the case - but of course Google Maps now a blank screen on my IPhone. Cleared the cache but that did nothing - I think that only clears the browser cache on the specific machine.
", "votes": null, "replies": [] }, { "id": 751928, "author_name": "paultimothymooney", "author_url": "", "post_date": "02/20/2020 16:45:00", "content": "Yikes, that sounds super painful. I suspect the issue might have to do with exceeding your usage quota. I will do my best to make sure that your support ticket gets addressed.
", "votes": null, "replies": [] }, { "id": 752212, "author_name": "pcjimmmy", "author_url": "", "post_date": "02/20/2020 19:44:23", "content": "Thanks
\n\nThe initial contact with support was thru google maps - a recommendation from a GEE user who had the same issue. He got his back thru a email explaining his issue. I did a chat. My support guy concluded it was my local router causing the issue. Think that is wrong but I did shut down all computers, switches, etc and did a hard reset (pull the plug) on my Comcast modem. Going to do a soft reset shortly as the hard did nothing. The person in GEE forum who responded thought that Python on local might have generated sufficent api access requests that the google system thought it should be a commercial (pay money) use. His suggestion was to avoid the chat and do the email submission explaining that the use is related to kaggle challenge and not a business use.
\n\nI did a large amount of use of the java code editor in GEE over the past 5 days on both my machine and my daughters in Atlanta and never had an issue. Back home in Pittsburgh and started running Python local when the issue arose- think the python local can become a problem for us in this competition.
\n\nGoogle maps support ticket is 22218943.
", "votes": null, "replies": [] }, { "id": 752485, "author_name": "pcjimmmy", "author_url": "", "post_date": "02/21/2020 04:18:07", "content": "Support had me generate api key and enable the Maps API - guessing if things ever work again I am going to get billed for requests :)\nAlso a first for me to use JS Bin - if nothing else this competition a real learning experience. But same errors running an example java script to generate a map. Rather than blank there is a sorry no image message.
\nUp to the point of the crash I was finding the Python coding to be a lot harder to use and customize than the GEE code editor. Hopefully getting Google Maps back working will be a simple fix that will not leave me afraid to run Python on my local machine. I am not a real fan of learning in a kaggle kernel and rather develop on Linux local and upload a finished kernel to kaggle. My skills still first grade level and kaggle kernels less forgiving than a local Jupyter notebook.
I am glad that it is working again. It looks like what happened is you received a 24-hr ban because your notebook called the Google Maps Platform (MapsAPI) to retrieve map tiles too many times over too short of a time period. The map tiles mostly just add context to the data and do not necessarily need to be retrieved with every data run.
", "votes": null, "replies": [] }, { "id": 753182, "author_name": "pcjimmmy", "author_url": "", "post_date": "02/21/2020 20:24:40", "content": "I was running each of the small Python files that can be found in the GEE github examples for Python. Another user on GEE who had the same issue was likewise running some of those. The code that seemed to generate my issue was a ee.Join of parks and bart stations in the join.py script.
\n\nI have looked for more documentation on the Python api and its pretty lean.
", "votes": null, "replies": [] } ] }, { "id": 752991, "author_name": "pcjimmmy", "author_url": "", "post_date": "02/21/2020 15:49:58", "content": "For no known reason I am back to having full access to all google map functions across all of my devices - my initial Python code on my Ubuntu machine generating correct maps again.
\n\nAs part of the root cause Google support did have me get a map api key and enable the map api on Google Cloud Platform yesterday. The initial script run on JS Bin had 403 errors, but perhaps there was some wait function required for the api_key, etc to work. Taking the day off today and will see if my initial Python code can shut me down again tomorrow. Will also watch my GCP billing to see if the fix required enabling charges to occur for the Python access requests on my local machine.
", "votes": null, "replies": [] } ], "raw_markdown_by_id": { "751176": "Been playing all day on my local PC (Ubuntu 19.10) learning how to access data thru Python.\n\nStarted with the simple samples shown in the github examples from https://github.com/google/earthengine-api. Code to start a notebook has been working all evening with success. It's no longer working and getting a error that suggests I have been closed down from access (also have generated a lot of code editor data requests from GEE in its code editor).\n\n`HTTP Error 403: Forbidden`\n\nThis was working all day\n\n`import ee\nimport ee.mapclient`\n\n`ee.Initialize()\nee.mapclient.centerMap(-122.39, 37.7857, 12)`\n\n`photos_near_sf = ee.FeatureCollection('GOOGLE/EE/DEMOS/sf-photo-locations')\nprint(photos_near_sf)`\n\nbut now errors out as\n`HTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden\nHTTP Error 403: Forbidden`\n\n\n**When using the engine on local machine is there a daily limit on access requests from my code?** Or just typical google where stuff stops working for a bit?", "751315": "OK - this is a really cool error.\n\nI said the heck with it and ready to call it a night. Shut down both of my Ubuntu machines where I get the error. \n\nOpen up my Chrome Browser on my Windows 10 machine - fire up google maps - the satellite imagery can still be seen. But the maps is blank. If I zoom back I can see a blank sphere of the world.\n\nSigned up to the GEE users group and posted my error. Seems like a couple of other folks with the same issue but no one reported a fix. Assume I need to get into my google account and clear lots of stuff to see if I can make it go away.", "751320": "Was hoping it was not the case - but of course Google Maps now a blank screen on my IPhone. Cleared the cache but that did nothing - I think that only clears the browser cache on the specific machine.", "751928": "Yikes, that sounds super painful. I suspect the issue might have to do with exceeding your [usage quota](https://developers.google.com/earth-engine/usage). I will do my best to make sure that your support ticket gets addressed.", "752212": "Thanks \n\nThe initial contact with support was thru google maps - a recommendation from a GEE user who had the same issue. He got his back thru a email explaining his issue. I did a chat. My support guy concluded it was my local router causing the issue. Think that is wrong but I did shut down all computers, switches, etc and did a hard reset (pull the plug) on my Comcast modem. Going to do a soft reset shortly as the hard did nothing. The person in GEE forum who responded thought that Python on local might have generated sufficent api access requests that the google system thought it should be a commercial (pay money) use. His suggestion was to avoid the chat and do the email submission explaining that the use is related to kaggle challenge and not a business use.\n\nI did a large amount of use of the java code editor in GEE over the past 5 days on both my machine and my daughters in Atlanta and never had an issue. Back home in Pittsburgh and started running Python local when the issue arose- think the python local can become a problem for us in this competition. \n\nGoogle maps support ticket is 22218943.", "752485": "Support had me generate api key and enable the Maps API - guessing if things ever work again I am going to get billed for requests :)\nAlso a first for me to use JS Bin - if nothing else this competition a real learning experience. But same errors running an example java script to generate a map. Rather than blank there is a sorry no image message. \nUp to the point of the crash I was finding the Python coding to be a lot harder to use and customize than the GEE code editor. Hopefully getting Google Maps back working will be a simple fix that will not leave me afraid to run Python on my local machine. I am not a real fan of learning in a kaggle kernel and rather develop on Linux local and upload a finished kernel to kaggle. My skills still first grade level and kaggle kernels less forgiving than a local Jupyter notebook.", "752991": "For no known reason I am back to having full access to all google map functions across all of my devices - my initial Python code on my Ubuntu machine generating correct maps again.\n\nAs part of the root cause Google support did have me get a map api key and enable the map api on Google Cloud Platform yesterday. The initial script run on JS Bin had 403 errors, but perhaps there was some wait function required for the api_key, etc to work. Taking the day off today and will see if my initial Python code can shut me down again tomorrow. Will also watch my GCP billing to see if the fix required enabling charges to occur for the Python access requests on my local machine.", "753117": "I am glad that it is working again. It looks like what happened is you received a 24-hr ban because your notebook called the Google Maps Platform (MapsAPI) to retrieve map tiles too many times over too short of a time period. The map tiles mostly just add context to the data and do not necessarily need to be retrieved with every data run.", "753182": "I was running each of the small Python files that can be found in the [GEE github](https://github.com/google/earthengine-api/blob/master/python/examples/py/FeatureCollection/join.py) examples for Python. Another user on GEE who had the same issue was likewise running some of those. The code that seemed to generate my issue was a ee.Join of parks and bart stations in the join.py script.\n\nI have looked for more documentation on the Python api and its pretty lean." }, "source": "meta" }