Open an email’s stop link
The page the email notices link to, to stop them without the card’s key.
/notices/stop- Access
- Public access
- Client
- Local or server client
Parameters#
| Name | Location | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
lang | Query | en or it. English is the default. |
Request examples#
curl -fsS 'https://veil.rip/notices/stop'Response#
A page that reads the card’s number and the token after the #, asks first, and only on the button POSTs them to /v1/notices/unsubscribe.
Response headers#
| Header | Value | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
Content-Type | text/html | Use the declared media type before choosing a parser. |
Date | HTTP date | Server time. Compare it with your clock when signing requests. |
Retry-After | integer seconds, on rate_limited or busy | Wait at least this long before retrying. Other 429/503 codes do not necessarily include it. |
Usage notes#
- The emails link to /notices/stop#n=<card>&t=<token>. Opening the page changes nothing, because mail programs open links on their own.
Errors#
API errors return an error object. Use error.code for program logic; error.message is English text for people and can change. Response and error guide
Shared request errors
| HTTP | Code | Meaning and next step |
|---|---|---|
| 429 | rate_limited | An anonymous, signed-request or API-key allowance was exceeded. Wait at least |
| 500 | internal_error | An unexpected server error occurred. Internal details are not returned. Retry reads with bounded backoff. Check write results before sending a new signed operation. |
| 503 | busy | The application has reached a temporary concurrency or database limit. Wait |