Yes. When you use the HTTP interface, you'll find that the HTTP code in
the header gets set to 403 (forbidden) when your quota is exceeded.
The Google status code, inside the message, gets set to 620.
In general, the best solution is to persuade your server script to
ignore the 403 code and look at the Google status code inside the
message. Exactly how you do that depends on what server language you are
using, and with some server language implementations it may not be
possible.
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