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OSBot 2.4.63-5 - Summer Cleanup + More Commands


Alek

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There are no buttons or options to click. You pass the parameters over the commandline.

 

Example:

java -jar C:\Users\HiGoogle\osbot.jar -debug 5005

 

Thank you, made alot clear haha. smile.png

 

Question: Whenever I wanna skip the boot, I'm using this usage:

 

java -jar "PATH/TO/MY/FILE" -mem 512 -login user:pass. As it states in the usage. But whenever I am doing the user:pass thing, I end up receiving wrong username / password. However, I think the underlying problem lies in the space in my name. But whenever I replace the space with a underscore (_), it also returns a wrong username / password. I am 100% certain I've made no mistake in my username / password, I even double checked it. Is there a known bug with this?

 

To highlight the problem better: When using a space, instead of a underscore, it returns me with a how to use the line.

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Thank you, made alot clear haha. smile.png

 

Question: Whenever I wanna skip the boot, I'm using this usage:

 

java -jar "PATH/TO/MY/FILE" -mem 512 -login user:pass. As it states in the usage. But whenever I am doing the user:pass thing, I end up receiving wrong username / password. However, I think the underlying problem lies in the space in my name. But whenever I replace the space with a underscore (_), it also returns a wrong username / password. I am 100% certain I've made no mistake in my username / password, I even double checked it. Is there a known bug with this?

 

To highlight the problem better: When using a space, instead of a underscore, it returns me with a how to use the line.

 

Probably the space in your name, thanks for letting me know.

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