Gilgad Posted August 13, 2015 Posted August 13, 2015 So I checked out this thread: http://osbot.org/forum/topic/68682-how-to-proxy-the-right-way-on-osbot-mirror-client/ I asked around in c box and still don't really get it but this is my first time using proxies and my main IP is flagged as fuck. Basically what I want is to bot on OSBot using the proxy I bought for my new acc that i'm about to make, meanwhile playing with my own home IP on a legit acc on OSBuddy, so that there is no link between the two accs. So OSBot = My bot proxy IP OSBuddy = My home IP How do I do this?
Jesus1 Posted August 13, 2015 Posted August 13, 2015 (edited) Once you've added in a proxy, as shown in the guide. Make sure proxifier is runningRight click on an old school client (if using mirror, otherwise just right click on osbot) and go down to proxifier and then choose the proxy you had configured before. Done If you want to test that your ip is changed and all is working, you can try doing what I said earlier, but open mozilla firefox and run the rs client off that, and then you can just open another tab for google, and just type in whats my ip and make sure its different from your home ip Edited August 13, 2015 by dank vitamins 1
Gilgad Posted August 13, 2015 Author Posted August 13, 2015 Once you've added in a proxy, as shown in the guide. Make sure proxifier is running Right click on an old school client (if using mirror, otherwise just right click on osbot) and go down to proxifier and then click then choose the proxy you had configured before. Done If you want to test that your ip is changed and all is working, you can try doing what I said earlier, but open mozilla firefox and run the rs client off that, and then you can just open another tab for google, and just type in whats my ip and make sure its different from your home ip Right, but that only works for my bot that I want proxied. How do I run OSBuddy at the same time using my home IP address, so I have a bot running on 1 IP, and my main playing legit on my home IP?
Jesus1 Posted August 13, 2015 Posted August 13, 2015 Right, but that only works for my bot that I want proxied. How do I run OSBuddy at the same time using my home IP address, so I have a bot running on 1 IP, and my main playing legit on my home IP? Download the Official oldschool client and then use that to bot on (right click ect) and then use osbuddy to play normal I do this myself, and it defiantly works this way, the proxy is only running through the runescape client, changing the ip address for all traffic through that and osbuddy, which is a seperate program, is untouched and runs of your home ip 2
Gilgad Posted August 13, 2015 Author Posted August 13, 2015 Download the Official oldschool client and then use that to bot on (right click ect) and then use osbuddy to play normal I do this myself, and it defiantly works this way, the proxy is only running through the runescape client, changing the ip address for all traffic through that and osbuddy, which is a seperate program, is untouched and runs of your home ip Oh i see, so with the proxification rules, if you put target hosts as *runescape.* the proxy IP will only effect the actual runescape client & browser, which mirror mode hooks on to, and that IP wont effect OSBuddy as it's a whole different thing, right?
Jesus1 Posted August 13, 2015 Posted August 13, 2015 Oh i see, so with the proxification rules, if you put target hosts as *runescape.* the proxy IP will only effect the actual runescape client & browser, which mirror mode hooks on to, and that IP wont effect OSBuddy as it's a whole different thing, right? oh sorry, disregard the proxification rules, and just follow what I said before just add the ip into proxifier and then when it asks you about the default rules thing, just click cancel and then everything should work 1
Volta Posted August 13, 2015 Posted August 13, 2015 I do this myself, and it defiantly works So it disobeys you?
Jesus1 Posted August 13, 2015 Posted August 13, 2015 So it disobeys you? wow how did I even do that ps nice meme