Gaia Login Change

**Artificial** · 14 Nov. 2009 02:22am

Gaia has slightly changed their login. Program I tried to run this morning wasn't logging in properly, and this was why.

If you were posting to:

Code:

http://login.gaiaonline.com/gaia/login.php

It has changed to:

Code:

http://www.gaiaonline.com/auth/login/

Might have to update your programs.

**Chad** · 14 Nov. 2009 03:09am

DD<. I have captcha when I login so meaning the auto poster and other bots are going to be held off for a while.

Edit: They changed the login success as well.

Code:

http://www.gaiaonline.com/?login_success=1258168375

Used to be

Code:

http://www.gaiaonline.com/?login_success=1

I can't seem to log into the old flash...

14 Nov. 2009 04:11am

Thanks For The Reminder Arti & Chad =D

**MattSmith** · 14 Nov. 2009 05:21am

Hey chad, the '1258168375' seems to be a time encode. Just use the time decode function thing in php to see if it is.

**pringles** · 14 Nov. 2009 06:24am

they are pretty smart for changing it

**Collin2** · 15 Nov. 2009 01:21am

Thanks for the updates Alex & Chad, This shall come in handy if i ever make a Gaia bot again.

**Bman** · 16 Nov. 2009 01:06pm

Damn, Time to start re working my Pirate bot. Also, What do you meen it is a "time encode" D:

16 Nov. 2009 02:16pm

Originally Posted by Sk8er

Hey chad, the '1258168375' seems to be a time encode. Just use the time decode function thing in php to see if it is.

It does look like a timestamp, but timestamps aren't encoded. That's how many seconds it's been since the Unix epoch. Don't feel like checking it though.

Also, some other changes have been made as well. I'm not totally sure what they are, 'cause I haven't had time to look into it, but I can only assume it has something to do with the fields of the login form. But I may just be behind the times and everyone is aware of said changes. =/

**ragnarokgurl** · 16 Nov. 2009 02:47pm

Thank you for updating it! <33

**Adam** · 16 Nov. 2009 04:25pm

I don't think the numbers are a time stamp, but you probably right!

**Scrubs** · 17 Nov. 2009 12:21am

What's the big deal about this? besides the annoying captcha ];

17 Nov. 2009 05:27am

Originally Posted by Digg

What's the big deal about this? besides the annoying captcha ];

For botters that use the URLs to bot. If the URLs are changed, then the bots don't work.

**Chris** · 18 Nov. 2009 07:03am

Btw guy's i think the number is actually has to do with the cookies, if you look at the cookies gaia set's it happens to look fairly similar to certain values

If it is a timestamp it isn't PST or Gaia time.

**Artificial** · 18 Nov. 2009 07:04am

Originally Posted by Chris

Btw guy's i think the number is actually has to do with the cookies, if you look at the cookies gaia set's it happens to look fairly similar to certain values

If it is a timestamp it isn't PST or Gaia time.

It's a timestamp. Gamechief was right.

18 Nov. 2009 07:24am

Originally Posted by Chris

Btw guy's i think the number is actually has to do with the cookies, if you look at the cookies gaia set's it happens to look fairly similar to certain values

If it is a timestamp it isn't PST or Gaia time.

All timestamps are the same regardless of time zone.

**Chris** · 20 Nov. 2009 02:20am

Anyone have a PHP or VB6 login script that actually works, I'm to lazy to go write it. All I need is the urls/post data/steps (Aka everything

).

20 Nov. 2009 02:59am

If you can fix it up, I can share a cURL PHP script with you. It hasn't been updated in months, so it probably doesn't match the modern login script. PM me or summat if you want it.

27 Nov. 2009 11:20am

nice thinking i wouldnt have thougnt abt that

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