NinjadGuy Posted February 13, 2017 Posted February 13, 2017 Basically I've been having problems with my internet lately, which results in a dc for 10-20 seconds about every hour or so. When I run multiple bots on different proxies, I've never received the login limit exceeded message. But now every time that a dc occurs, all the bots try relog at once, which results in this message (about 1 min later all the bots do manage to login just fine). My question is, is it possible that after a dc, the bots try to login with my home IP until the clients reestablish the connection with the proxies? If no, any idea why am I getting this message when I use 1 proxy for each client (only after a dc)?
Token Posted February 13, 2017 Posted February 13, 2017 (edited) It's possible that OSBot will disable your proxy on dc... but who knows. You can always write some code to test this, unless developers shed some light on it. I wouldn't exclude this possibility because of OSBot's absolute nonsense where if you input invalid proxy settings they are ignored (and you get a message in stdout about this) and the client starts without a proxy, instead of throwing an error. Edited February 13, 2017 by Token
whipz Posted February 13, 2017 Posted February 13, 2017 actually this makes a bit of sense as it happens to me quit a bit actually; I find my net only screws up tho when I use more than 3 clients at a time on the one computer; A few mins after dc they all log in perfectly but straight after dc I get the error you have to many connections or your account is still logged in and that lasts for up to 3 - 5 mins; Its kinda weird; Admin could you confirm?
HeyImJamie Posted February 13, 2017 Posted February 13, 2017 2 hours ago, NinjadGuy said: Basically I've been having problems with my internet lately, which results in a dc for 10-20 seconds about every hour or so. When I run multiple bots on different proxies, I've never received the login limit exceeded message. But now every time that a dc occurs, all the bots try relog at once, which results in this message (about 1 min later all the bots do manage to login just fine). My question is, is it possible that after a dc, the bots try to login with my home IP until the clients reestablish the connection with the proxies? If no, any idea why am I getting this message when I use 1 proxy for each client (only after a dc)? Are you using shared IPs? If someone is logged in on that IP on the same world, you'll get the connection error.
NinjadGuy Posted February 13, 2017 Author Posted February 13, 2017 (edited) 6 hours ago, Token said: It's possible that OSBot will disable your proxy on dc... but who knows. You can always write some code to test this, unless developers shed some light on it. I wouldn't exclude this possibility because of OSBot's absolute nonsense where if you input invalid proxy settings they are ignored (and you get a message in stdout about this) and the client starts without a proxy, instead of throwing an error. Damn, I know my home IP is flagged for sure, that could cause problems... I'd write it if I knew how to code :P I'm familiar with this message, but it only happens when you use the wrong parameters, no? happend to me when I accidentally wrote the port twice. When I write the right proxy details, and the proxy is not working, I will get an error when starting the client (bot initialization... something). But yeah I agree with you, it would be nice if using "-proxy" with wrong details would result in an error instead. Also, it doesn't happen on another client I use. 6 hours ago, whipz said: actually this makes a bit of sense as it happens to me quit a bit actually; I find my net only screws up tho when I use more than 3 clients at a time on the one computer; A few mins after dc they all log in perfectly but straight after dc I get the error you have to many connections or your account is still logged in and that lasts for up to 3 - 5 mins; Its kinda weird; Admin could you confirm? Yeah it's weird, guess stable connection is vital to run osbot with proxies? @Alek I'd love to hear your opinion if you see this. 4 hours ago, HeyImJamie said: Are you using shared IPs? If someone is logged in on that IP on the same world, you'll get the connection error. No, private IPs. I can run 30 bots on 1 comp without any problem, this error occurs only after my internet disconnects and it tries to reconnect. *having my modem replaced tomorrow. Edited February 13, 2017 by NinjadGuy
