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how to make auto login script

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how do you go about making an auto login script?

i cant use the built-in one, since it appears to be using color detection which is problematic since im running it on vps with no graphical environment

Use this. Might need some tweaking to suite your personal needs but works well. 

I seriously doubt you'll have problems with "color detection" when running a VPS without a graphical interface. Correct me if I'm wrong

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thanks, ill try it out.

to be honest i dont think its the color detection thats the problem either

because im using xvfb which should still keep track of all the graphics in memory, so it should still work.

but for some reason when i run it, it doesn't seem to log in? even with the random solver enabled

the command i use to run it:

xvfb-run -a java -jar osbot.jar -login stav:mepassword -bot account1@mailimator.com:mepassword:000
0 -world 393 -script testscript:null -allow randoms

 

it doesn't give me any errors, it just outputs: 

Starting local script with name: testscript
[DEBUG][09/03 09:31:55 AM]: Injected 2 field list filters
[DEBUG][09/03 09:31:55 AM]: Injected 2 field filters
[DEBUG][09/03 09:31:55 AM]: Injected 2 method list filters
[DEBUG][09/03 09:31:55 AM]: Injected 3 method filters

 

so it appears to be working, but the account never actually logs on?

 

has anyone ever successfully ran osbot on a vps before?

Edited by stav

4 minutes ago, stav said:

thanks, ill try it out.

to be honest i dont think its the color detection thats the problem either

because im using xvfb which should still keep track of all the graphics in memory, so it should still work.

but for some reason when i run it, it doesn't seem to log in? even with the random solver enabled

the command i use to run it:


xvfb-run -a java -jar osbot.jar -login stav:mepassword -bot account1@mailimator.com:mepassword:000
0 -world 393 -script testscript:null

 

it doesn't give me any errors, it just outputs: 


Starting local script with name: testbot
[DEBUG][09/03 09:31:55 AM]: Injected 2 field list filters
[DEBUG][09/03 09:31:55 AM]: Injected 2 field filters
[DEBUG][09/03 09:31:55 AM]: Injected 2 method list filters
[DEBUG][09/03 09:31:55 AM]: Injected 3 method filters

 

so it appears to be working, but the account never actually logs on?

 

has anyone ever successfully ran osbot on a vps before?

 

Once again I might be wrong, but through my trial and error I think OSBot launches a new process after it's login screen. This means you can say bye  bye to all the output afterwards.

Use 

java -jar osbot.jar -debug 5011

Or any other port. This will pipe the output.

 

Also, if you're new to this install a Graphical environment and VNC to just play around.

Edited by nosepicker

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oh wow.

it worked.

i have no idea why though?

guess my vps just didn't allow the bot to create another process, or something?

 

anyways thanks so much.

nah it was running, you just didn't see the output, cause you didn't add the -debug flag.

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