Help?
I keep getting this error. Whenever I add a HttpWrapper to the form.
Anyone?
PS: Only happening on my new computer...
PSS: Making auths based on EBU's
Anyone?
PS: Only happening on my new computer...
PSS: Making auths based on EBU's
Help?
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@ PSS: EBU = FAIL TRAIN.
Get a new wrapper or make a new one or re-add the .dlls
Get a new wrapper or make a new one or re-add the .dlls
Different sites have different log ins. If you're trying to make one for LG you'll need a way to encrypt the passwords. Md5 method and play it back through the server. EBU's auth can easily be manipulated to record passwords since theres is just Username= &Password=
blahblah
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Chad wrote:Different sites have different log ins. If you're trying to make one for LG you'll need a way to encrypt the passwords. Md5 method and play it back through the server. EBU's auth can easily be manipulated to record passwords since theres is just Username= &Password=
blahblah
Team view? I'll show you...
Make sure you are using the proper Winsock DLL's and References.
COM exceptions tend to occur when you have an error with DLL's and at runtime connections. Also make sure the port that the Winsock is binding to is not in use on your computer.
COM exceptions tend to occur when you have an error with DLL's and at runtime connections. Also make sure the port that the Winsock is binding to is not in use on your computer.
Chris wrote:Make sure you are using the proper Winsock DLL's and References.
COM exceptions tend to occur when you have an error with DLL's and at runtime connections. Also make sure the port that the Winsock is binding to is not in use on your computer.
I am using the right .dll files, in fact I am using the same files that I developed my other bots with.... (( The same exact wrappers are used on both computers... ))
One problem I noticed is I can't open any of the programs made by VB either... So I assumed it was the Run-Time files, downloaded those and restarted my computer... No Luck...
Any suggestions?
Use your other computer.
Eternal Darkness wrote:I am using the right .dll files, in fact I am using the same files that I developed my other bots with.... (( The same exact wrappers are used on both computers... ))
One problem I noticed is I can't open any of the programs made by VB either... So I assumed it was the Run-Time files, downloaded those and restarted my computer... No Luck...
Any suggestions?
Like I stated then, if it is not the DLL's then it is a problem with the connection between You -> Your Port -> The Internet.
If you upgraded from Windows XP/Vista to Windows 7 and the DLL's you got where the ones on your PC, you are not suing the same ones.
If you did port them over from Windows XP/Vista make sure they are properly being referenced and that you are not running on the current DLL's because they work extremely differently.
What you need to do is break down exactly where the error is occuring.
By looking at the error message I can see that it seems the class that contains the HTTPWrappers is not initializing correctly make sure that you are using the proper global variable to initialize the class and not a local variable because later calls could result in the same error.
Also make sure that the data passed to the class's constructor is proper because it seems to be throwing an error there also.
He has Windows 7 yet he has a custom theme to kinda make it look like vista. Take off the theme and try it without the theme. Might be the theme causing errors. I've had problems with people and programs just because of they're themes.
Chris wrote:Like I stated then, if it is not the DLL's then it is a problem with the connection between You -> Your Port -> The Internet.
If you upgraded from Windows XP/Vista to Windows 7 and the DLL's you got where the ones on your PC, you are not suing the same ones.
If you did port them over from Windows XP/Vista make sure they are properly being referenced and that you are not running on the current DLL's because they work extremely differently.
What you need to do is break down exactly where the error is occuring.
By looking at the error message I can see that it seems the class that contains the HTTPWrappers is not initializing correctly make sure that you are using the proper global variable to initialize the class and not a local variable because later calls could result in the same error.
Also make sure that the data passed to the class's constructor is proper because it seems to be throwing an error there also.
I bought a new computer... Then transfered the wrappers I used on my other computer (via external hard drive) to this new one...
They work on my other computer... No OS difference or anything...
The port is a possible issue worth checking out... I was also thinking it may have something to do with the fact that applications ("Programs" / .exe 's) aren't working on that computer for some reason...
Try disabling your UAC and making your account an Administrator.
Both guides can be easily found online. This may also be an issue.
Both guides can be easily found online. This may also be an issue.