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What steps did you take and what happened:
Start a system with bare metal servers and put a wrong robot password. This will trigger 403 errors from the Hetzner robot API. These errors are currently handled as "rate limit error", because they occur as well when a rate limit is lifted. This sounds weird but actually has to be done that way because we used to run into rate limits again, because 403 occurred right after the rate limit was lifted, and then we were again in a rate limit.
Right now we have a different 403 error that actually comes from wrong credentials. This should not be handled under the flag of "rate limits".
What did you expect to happen:
We should just requeue after some time if a 403 error occurs and write an error message that the credentials might be wrong. This is weird in the case that is described earlier that is related to a rate limit that occurred but is not too bad. However, it will be essential for people that actually put the wrong credentials to realize that this is the cause of the error they face.
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/kind bug
What steps did you take and what happened:
Start a system with bare metal servers and put a wrong robot password. This will trigger 403 errors from the Hetzner robot API. These errors are currently handled as "rate limit error", because they occur as well when a rate limit is lifted. This sounds weird but actually has to be done that way because we used to run into rate limits again, because 403 occurred right after the rate limit was lifted, and then we were again in a rate limit.
Right now we have a different 403 error that actually comes from wrong credentials. This should not be handled under the flag of "rate limits".
What did you expect to happen:
We should just requeue after some time if a 403 error occurs and write an error message that the credentials might be wrong. This is weird in the case that is described earlier that is related to a rate limit that occurred but is not too bad. However, it will be essential for people that actually put the wrong credentials to realize that this is the cause of the error they face.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: