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CMD Line with working proxies gives error?


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A refused error is only thrown when you've made a mistake with or the IP, port, user, or pass. Or the proxy might be failing. You can also test your proxy with Proxifier, to see how it works. You might also want to try to debug that command line even more, try this first:

java -jar "PathToOSBot" -login user:pass -proxy IP:PORT:USER:PASS

Check if that works, to see you made a syntax error somewhere.

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A refused error is only thrown when you've made a mistake with or the IP, port, user, or pass. Or the proxy might be failing. You can also test your proxy with Proxifier, to see how it works. You might also want to try to debug that command line even more, try this first:

java -jar "PathToOSBot" -login user:pass -proxy IP:PORT:USER:PASS

Check if that works, to see you made a syntax error somewhere.

 

My proxy works through proxifier. It just doesn't work when I use the CMD line.

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Yes, I just hoped that I would not have to do it that way cuz I get lost in all the accounts and proxies I have lol

 

Alright. If it does work with the manual client, without CLI, there is a syntax error. I'm kind of afraid to ask this: Are you sure you've entered all details correct? Try copy pasting instead. If that still does not work, then try to report it as a bug. Oh, does the CLI work with your other proxy's?

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