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Anybody with a minecraft account, I need your help

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#1
Anybody with a minecraft account, I need your help
Go to minecraft.net and try to login. Tell me if it works or not.
#2
Positive Charlie. I can login into Minecraft.net Also go on steam senor.
#3
Skrillex wrote:
Positive Charlie. I can login into Minecraft.net Also go on steam senor.


Alright, it seems after a x number of logins per x mins they block you.
#4
Is this IP/computer based, or account based?
#5
The UnIntelligible wrote:
Is this IP/computer based, or account based?


Cookie based most likely. Switched on my vpn and still had the problem. I was able to login with my phone however.
#6
Thomas wrote:
Cookie based most likely. Switched on my vpn and still had the problem. I was able to login with my phone however.


>log in a ton
>have bot clear cookies
>log in a ton
>have bot clear cookies
>rinse and repeat

Good luck with this MC account checker of yours.
#7
Flareboy323 wrote:
>log in a ton
>have bot clear cookies
>log in a ton
>have bot clear cookies
>rinse and repeat

Good luck with this MC account checker of yours.


He did say "most likely," which means there's always the chance that this isn't the case. I personally wouldn't know since I don't play Minecraft, but there's always the possibility it's even more sophisticated than IP/cookies.
#8
Flareboy323 wrote:
>log in a ton
>have bot clear cookies
>log in a ton
>have bot clear cookies
>rinse and repeat

Good luck with this MC account checker of yours.
Or.. User a buffered cookie list, clear the buffer after each request.
#9
MattSmith wrote:
Or.. User a buffered cookie list, clear the buffer after each request.


>User

In all seriousness though I don't see how your suggestion really differs from his. Just a different mechanism to clear the cookies from the request queue.
#10
Lol so we didn't crash the auth xDD
Too bad.
#11
Or you could just not process cookies :p
#12
Artificial wrote:
Or you could just not process cookies :p


Good suggestion. If the HTTP API is low-level enough (Python/urllib, cURL, etc), then why not just not process cookies altogether?
#13
C# ^
#14
I don't use .NET primarily. Those were just examples of known libraries able to boil down to cookie management.

And yes, .NET is able to as well. (That means most programming languages in the .NET Framework tool suite - C#/VB.NET/any language capable of loading .NET assemblies.)