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Use a Selenium Webdriver to first navigate to the search page and then run the query from there.

I just got the same message on my own machine when running your code. When I visit the site manually, I also see a reCAPTCHA. Even opening it directly with Selenium generates the reCAPTCHA.

Were I working to defeat you, I would just require the reCAPTCHA whenever a direct connection was made to search results. That would be my guess for how you are being blocked. When I use a WebDriver to first navigate to the search page, I do not get challenged.

Here is the code that I used.

I guess this is what you want to achieve:

.getElementsByClassName() is a 25+ year old API that, while still valid code, should be avoided because it returns a "live" node list and has performance implications (especially when looping over it). Instead use .querySelectorAll(), which accepts any valid CSS selector. Additionally, you can query for both the class you seek and elements with that class that have the attribute you seek that start the way you want.

FYI: The CSS syntax for an attribute value that starts with certain characters is ^=. More on attribute selectors here.

The overall code is much simpler and doesn't even require a loop.

I see that you are trying well-known name servers that are specifically set up for testing. However, for the benefit of other readers, I will add a couple explanations.

As you are probably aware, most name servers will not allow zone transfers nowadays. That being said, it is possible that each of the name servers for a given domain name will behave differently (they could have different configurations and even be running different software).

In the case of megacorpone.com there are 3 name servers listed:

• ns2.megacorpone.com.
• ns3.megacorpone.com.
• ns1.megacorpone.com.

ns2.megacorpone.com is the only one that did allow a zone transfer.

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Here is a simple example that illustrates your problem.

I suggest that you simplify your question by narrow down the issue and add some examples so it will be easy to simulate.

TLDR; use ssl instead of tls when using a port that forces ssl/tls. Swiftmailer's "tls" actually isn't tls, it's starttls.

It seems that swiftmailer's "tls" encryption option is mislabeled! My server only accepts ssl/tls on port 465, and I was able to connect to it over Thunderbird, but swiftmailer was unable to.

When I switched to port 587, which only supports starttls on my server, it worked, even though the encryption is set to tls (which should NOT be the same as starttls).

Looking at the source files confirmed my suspicion:

All the extra rows you're asking for will necessarily be all NaN, so you can just add them in at the end. After doing the pivot, you can use the technique described here to "expand" the resulting index to all possible combinations.

After many comments and a chat conversation, we deduced that this issue is produced by the DVR new emails being treated as replies of a thread. This was messing with the labels and causing to repeat uploads to the Drive folder.

New script:

Assuming there is a rule in the inbox that attaches the label "gmail2drive" to the threads received from the DVR, this gets all the threads with that label, processes each message of each thread and re-sends it as a new email. It also changes the subject with a Date (including milliseconds), so it makes sure each new email has a different subject and is independent from the others. After processing all the messages, sends the thread to the Bin.

Sorry it was my fault. I made a mistake in my answer to the question you linked.

The return value of Popen.communicate() is a tuple that contains the stdout and stderr, so you want to pick the one you want: