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[Open Source] Account Creator - Alpha


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8 minutes ago, Keyster99 said:

 

I use sock5 proxies, can only use http? if I use http and then in osbot sock5 the accounts will be blocked instantly

Sorry, but currently socks5 isn't supported, and I didn't realise HTTP proxies weren't supported by OSBot (Which I see now they are). I'll look into adding socks5 once I've got more time on my hands.

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10 hours ago, Dot said:

I don't understand how it uses 1 email for all accounts? Are they actually verifiable?

Anyway I might fork this and add a couple of the features you mentioned and PR, if you don't mind.

The email method works. your-email+1@gmail.com would just be an extension for your email, and it'll send the messages to the inbox of your-email@gmail.com.

Sure. I made this project open-source in order for people to add their own features, fix bugs etc.

 

On 11/13/2018 at 10:39 PM, Keyster99 said:

Anyway, thanks for this, you're the best

If you have any socks5 proxies you can give me in order to add the feature, I might be able to do it pretty soon.

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3 hours ago, Medusaa said:

The email method works. your-email+1@gmail.com would just be an extension for your email, and it'll send the messages to the inbox of your-email@gmail.com.

Sure. I made this project open-source in order for people to add their own features, fix bugs etc.

 

If you have any socks5 proxies you can give me in order to add the feature, I might be able to do it pretty soon.

yea

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44 minutes ago, its zealous said:

I think maybe in the distant future when you have time make it do tutorial island too? Would defiantly be a good paid script for bot farmers or anyone else that uses several accounts.

This is free to use, so not sure what you mean by "good paid script" lol. You already have the possibility of launching each account using a script (Only Windows for now), so you can just have that launch the tutorial island script you want to use.

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This is free to use, so not sure what you mean by "good paid script" lol. You already have the possibility of launching each account using a script (Only Windows for now), so you can just have that launch the tutorial island script you want to use.

i know i was just saying it could become a good paid script (ik this is a free script) anywho thanks for providing us with this awesome free account maker

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6 hours ago, its zealous said:

i know i was just saying it could become a good paid script (ik this is a free script) anywho thanks for providing us with this awesome free account maker

This isn't a "script" that runs in OSBot. It's a standalone program that creates accounts.

Explv has a working (free and open source) tutorial island script which you can set to automatically launch after each account is created as per the listed feature.

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2 hours ago, Dot said:

This isn't a "script" that runs in OSBot. It's a standalone program that creates accounts.

Explv has a working (free and open source) tutorial island script which you can set to automatically launch after each account is created as per the listed feature.

Srry for wrong terminology xD and thanks for the info 

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@Medusaa I had a quick skim through your code. Try looking into using try-with-resource code blocks.

You're instantiating an HttpClient and never closing it.

Instead of

HttpClient httpclient = HttpClients.createDefault();

Try using the Closable option

try (CloseableHttpClient httpclient = HttpClients.createDefault()) {
     // All the other code in here, rather than below your initial HttpClient instantiation
} catch (IOException e) {
  e.printStackTrace();
}
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23 minutes ago, Eagle Scripts said:

@Medusaa I had a quick skim through your code. Try looking into using try-with-resource code blocks.

You're instantiating an HttpClient and never closing it.

Instead of


HttpClient httpclient = HttpClients.createDefault();

Try using the Closable option


try (CloseableHttpClient httpclient = HttpClients.createDefault()) {
     // All the other code in here, rather than below your initial HttpClient instantiation
} catch (IOException e) {
  e.printStackTrace();
}

Ah. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll look into changing it asap.

I've already thought about re-writing the actual creation process, as the one right now is kinda scuffed, but I've never really had the time.

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