I'm currently studying it in college so I thought it'd be a good idea to leave VB for the time being. Expect bots.
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- 01 Feb. 2013 10:37pm #1
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- 01 Feb. 2013 10:54pm #2
Marvelous idea. Where is it getting the login data from? Was there a prompt that was cleared before this display? Or does it read it from a file? Because you know what would be cool? Using a file of usernames:passwords and doing it for all of them. Assuming it doesn't get Captcha'd. Still an awesomely great idea.
If you can open-source this, I can check out the request data and maybe make a browser extension that does this (depending on Gaia's in-browser security settings).
- 01 Feb. 2013 11:09pm #3
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Sounds cool, can't wait to see some stuff released. I really need to learn how to make that fucking login in Java or C++ or someshit, and then I can do this too haha.
- 01 Feb. 2013 11:10pm #4
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- 02 Feb. 2013 12:13am #5
Yeah, that sounds great. Especially if we can get some extensible code going. Like some C++ functions that send the Gaia login information and handles all the headers and such. Something simple. Just if (login("username", "password")) or something. IIRC, the header library shared on here before was pretty poorly written.