Hellooouu Dears Monks!!!!!!

I'm want to know if Google has limit of queries per second for an IP? I have created a small script in Perl that sends 200 equal queries with threads and all has given back correctly the same….

I remember one time that by network problems google put a page to me that warned the existence of a virus in my PC but I have not been able to reproduce the scene… I think were many calls but more than 200?

What happens then with an ISP that have private IP? all block, mmmm..... don't belive...!!.. isn't it?

I'm not use the google API becouse is for AJAX and no more account for SOAP.

Thk in advance

PD: And because I still stagnant, if someone has more suggestions, comments and / or examples, of this http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=656004 are welcome too :-D.

In reply to Google has limit of query? by perlmonkdr

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