Tom

So ur not australian and i have faster internets?

Done!

Its in 1d 11h 57m http://lol.gamepedia.com/2015_World_Championship Might just think that for me cuz u know aussie

i thought u were 13

Of course its possible, but it isnt exactly a good measure of antiban

Using an auto responder is basically asking to get banned unless it has a really complex algorithm. For example, your script auto responds with Hello everyone someone says Hello in chat, What happens if I Spam hello, or another phrase that generates a response from the script? It's going to keep responding and eventually people around are going to catch on that you are a bot also E.g. a player says "wc", and the bot will reply with your current woodcutting level, so the chat is going to look like this: wc 10 wc 10 wc 10 wc 10 wc 10

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LMFAO kids these days tbh i woulda hit that kid harder with the ban hammer than his dad hits him

Yes, it does.

Just because the member is VIP, doesn't mean they are trusted. You should really try stick to people who value their reputation on the forum.

I think as long as you aren't downloading or uploading anything it is fine. I run a php script to update my database, you could probably do something similar

oh no they get my fish sum

The username is directly entered by your script using their osbot username, so unless someone has the URL and knows the php parameters, they aren't going to have the ability to do anything

For the record, there is SQL injection protection

sanitisation is for the weak

Gonna give this tutorial thing a crack ya know Introduction What is a Dynamic Signature? A Dynamic Signature is an automatically updating image that will display a group of statistics for individual, or a certain amount of users. It uses PHP scripts to write over the top of an already existing image with data from a specified database, and then outputs it as a new image. Example of a grouped user dynamic signature: Example of an individual user dynamic signature: What are the benefits of creating a dynamic signature? Dynamic signatures are a great way to display data, and it also gives users of your script something to show off. For example, you want to find out how long an individual user has run a certain script for, but all you can see is the time ran in milliseconds, which isn't very readable. Requirements - A web server / website - A MySQL Database - A brain basic understanding of programming concepts - The ability to understand what I am trying to demonstrate, I am by no means a teacher. The Beef So lets get started. With my current setup, I am using 2 separate PHP files, one is for updating the database with the new data for each user, and the other is for generating Creation of the Database Update.php Signature.php Finishing Off There is only a couple more steps left, and they are generally a lot easier for most people. Step 1. Submitting data when your script is stopped Basically, in your onExit(), you want to have this, you will need to replace the URL with your web host URL. Step 2. Creating a web page for generation This 2nd last step, and it is important to ensure that the html file you create is in the same folder as your PHP scripts, otherwise you will have to do all that pathing nonsense, which isn't that big of a deal. Here is my current HTML Code for a simple user interface: Step 3. Modifying your .htaccess to rewrite .php urls to .png so that you can display your signature on the forum. On your webserver, there should be a file called ".htaccess" Modify this, and place the following inside RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule signature.png signature.php You should now be able to generate Dynamic signatures like so: If you find any problems, please don't hesitate to point them out, or to ask for help.

The most simple way around this is to have your public chat set to friends only, or completely off.

Yeah can't say the sight of shit is very appealing

good meme

97.9% of the time, people complain that the script they are using is shit because it got their precious account banned. News flash, you were probably banned because you werent using the script correctly. Now what do I mean by using the script correctly? Simple, if a script thread has something along the lines of '100 hour proggy!', 'can run forever', 'no need for breaks', or whatever comes to mind, this doesn't mean you should run the script for this long, this is simply an example of 1 silly person who decided to run the script this long successfully, and the script writer is trying to use it to bait in more customers. I can almost guarantee, if you are running a script for more than 24 hours at a time with no extended breaks, your account is going to get banned 4/5 of those times, this is because jagex knows more about you than you think, they know your timezones, they know the time you usually play, they know how long you usually play for as well, its all recorded, every single login and logout time is just sitting there for them to read. So when I say extended breaks, I mean, if you bot for 6 hours, set up the break handler to break for 2-3 hours. This way, your typical botting day is made up of around 16 hours botting, and 8 hours of breaking. This then reduces your chance of getting banned to 1/5.

Disgusting.

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