I have the same issue where my code is running locally while checking if a farm is online but once deployed to AWS I get the 403 forbidden to my request. It’s the same exact code.
My best guesses were a possible linkage to api key and successful hiveos.farm logins but that didn’t work.
I am wondering if it’s an ip ban but I whitelisted that AWS ip in the account settings and no go.
I’m going to try and change the ip to see if maybe I ran some bad tests that got it banned.
I also can’t run their swagger.
use case
I’m checking if farm is online and flipping a power switch off then on if not to hard reset the server. I’ve been having an issue with the server crashing when a card goes down and watch dog can’t reset it because it freezes.
No and support was super rude. They said they don’t support custom development, even though I was referring to their API blacklisting or whatever is going on. Then when following up they asked if I read the previous email. lol… anyway I’m running locally using a scheduled job in laravel, unfortunately.