Here is the quick and dirty

 

Trying to startup with -login -bot -proxy -mem and it stops doing anything at the "Welcome polymorphism" screen. It never loads RS after this point

 

If i go in and type the proxy and choose acc and start script by hand, it will work just fine. But not using CLI, it seems as it might be the -bot flag as I have used only -login and it opens the client with me only having to type proxy info and choose script. This has been tried with windows batch files, as well as explvs bot manager and the issue persists.

 

Here is an example CLI I use with sensitive info removed

@echo off
java -jar OSBot.jar -login "polymorphism:pw" -bot "email@email.com:1337password:0000" -proxy "ip:port:usn:pw"
pause 

If i try to add a bot manually, the whole client freezes after I press "Continue", as seen in the image below

Edited April 23, 20178 yr by Polymorphism

are you meant to "use these" 
I never have

1 minute ago, Isolate said:

are you meant to "use these" 
I never have

if you mean parentheses then no, in my case I don't have to. Just a habit of mine. If there are spaces in a parameter though, it is required. Doesn't work without em either

Trying to remember what I did. This happens to me occasionally sometimes. Usually I just need a longer sleep between starting clients. I dont use quotes around my parameters, maybe that would fix something? Probably not-- but doesnt hurt lol. Also check your proxy. I'd guess its possible you're only using a http(s) proxy or its just slow af. 

-- Actually im guessing youre using a proxy that switches IPs and its slow AF and  OSBot has timed out the connection or something

Edited April 23, 20178 yr by k9thebeast

I have a similair question regarding CLI. I am currently trying to use it on my home pc (Windows 7) and when I execute the code I get this message in the terminal:

Quote

java is not recognized as an internal or external command operable program or batch file

Any ideas how to fix that?

1 hour ago, Magerange said:

I have a similair question regarding CLI. I am currently trying to use it on my home pc (Windows 7) and when I execute the code I get this message in the terminal:

Any ideas how to fix that?

Check if you can launch java from cmd. If not then check you environment variables if PATH points to a java bin directory

1 hour ago, k9thebeast said:

Trying to remember what I did. This happens to me occasionally sometimes. Usually I just need a longer sleep between starting clients. I dont use quotes around my parameters, maybe that would fix something? Probably not-- but doesnt hurt lol. Also check your proxy. I'd guess its possible you're only using a http(s) proxy or its just slow af. 

-- Actually im guessing youre using a proxy that switches IPs and its slow AF and  OSBot has timed out the connection or something

Nah, it works fine if I input the information through osbot loader. Just letting CLI take care of things fails, everytime

It might be the proxy, I had this problem with about 4 out of 100 proxies (I use only CLI). Did your try loading without using a proxy?

6 hours ago, Polymorphism said:

Nah, it works fine if I input the information through osbot loader. Just letting CLI take care of things fails, everytime

proxy typed wrong? another issue i had lol

4 hours ago, NinjadGuy said:

It might be the proxy, I had this problem with about 4 out of 100 proxies (I use only CLI). Did your try loading without using a proxy?

Same thing, with/without proxy. Seems CLI in general doesn't work for me. What all files does OSBot create so that I can delete and refresh?

Also, according to task manager the client is not doing anything besides stealing a little bit of memory