ChatGPT adds rules for sentry.io

May 27, 2023#laboratory190

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The title of the article is "ChatGPT adds rules for sentry.io". The article discusses the reasons for ChatGPT's potential bans, including widespread abuse of accounts on the same network, accessing the platform from unsupported regions, and using high-risk virtual payment accounts. It also mentions that the web version of ChatGPT sends cross-domain requests to sentry.io, a third-party platform for log collection, which can lead to IP leaks if domain splitting or filtering is not properly implemented. The article suggests adding sentry.io to the relevant rule list and provides instructions for modifying rules in Clash For Windows. The success of the modification can be observed by checking if the domain is using the modified proxy in the connections section of sentry.io.

Possible reasons for ChatGPT banning#

Massive abuse of accounts within the same network resulting in being affected
Access source network is not within OpenAI's supported region
Renewal using high-risk virtual payment accounts

Through experimentation, during the use of the chatgpt web version, JavaScript sends cross-origin requests to sentry.io, which includes a key. Sentry.io is a third-party platform that provides log collection. If users use domain diversion or if the backend unlocking of the airport only filters openai.com, it will result in the leakage of the original ladder's IP.

Therefore, it is recommended to add sentry.io to the relevant rules list.

Modifying rules for Clash For Windows#

Right-click on the subscription and select rule#

Enter sentry.io in the input box, select DOMAIN-SUFFIX for the type, and choose REJECT for the proxy. Click Save.#

Open the webpage sentry.io and observe in CFW's connections whether the domain is using the proxy of the modified rule. If it is, it means the modification was successful.#