It would seem kinda obvious though.
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I was actually talking about running it off a VPS or something directly through a screen. I did this with many of my old bots and left em on the backend of my servers to do this. I should have a spare server I can use for it when I feel like working on the program to adapt to server usage as opposed to user usage.
If you provide a version that can easily be run on a server, I can set it up on 3-4, assuming it didn't take much managing from myself (i.e. if I have to create accounts every few hours, go in to each server and update a text file), I'd probably give up after a day or so.
I'm considering throwing it onto one of my servers and having a front end where people can add bots to the list itself (it will do a verification check beforehand), and setting it up so that each account will send out a referral ID depending on one supplied when they give the account. Not really sure if my server is strong enough to run it, I think it starts to timeout if I do 25-50 HTTP Threads. For this I would probably only need to use around 5-10 threads. Bandwidth should be negligible. I haven't done the math but it should only come out to like 2-3gb in a month. One issue with my server is it doesn't seem to support Tor which I only found out when I actually needed to use it.
I'm bored so I'm gonna start work on it.
Edit: Fuck, gotta downgrade it to Python 2.
Or you could just port this as a CGI script or something. Idk. It all sounds like a hassle that isn't very much worth it.
Alternatively you could add LG auth in the script that checks the given member's post count and checks for sufficient credentials.
Not a hassle, it can easily be changed to be used in multiple of ways. It really comes down to whether I want it spread out between users on the site using it, and getting rewards for it's use (which new users who come here would then start using), or having a server set up to handle it all and have the user reward as a kind of secondary after thought.
One central server = one central IP? I think from memory last time I did this they just blocked our IP pretty quickly.
I'll release the source to the UG sometime today or tomorrow. It's literally just a single URL, wasn't very hard to find, then we can all just use it however we see fit.
I'll PM you the URL in a bit, though really unsure if the URL should be open sourced since it could lead to quicker patching.