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Multi bot Help.

852 views · started by Bman ·
#1
Multi bot Help.
I have tried to make a multiple login bot with vb.net 08

I have the multi wrapper thing working,
Dim wrapper() as httpwrapper yadayadayada

I dont understand how to make multiple sessions etc.

Would it go.

wrapper(i).postwrapper(Login info here)

i = i + 1

then when they click the button again, It will do another wrapper.


then comes the refreshing part, I dont understand how i would make a Timer/Bgw that will refresh wrapper(i)

Should i do

for me.wrapper(i) = 0 to wrapper(i) = -1
wrapper(i).refresh
loop

or something like that, On a background worker?

Im kinda stuck, had a brain fart... Someone wanna help me?
#2
Get on msn and I'll explain it to you. Quite simple. I'll make an example if needed.
#3
Hey chad, Mind posting it here, My Msn is fucked.

Thanks :)
#4
You could also create an array of cookies that stores all the users and retrieve them from new Wrapper instances. At least that's how I would approach it from a multi-threaded environment, that way if a thread or instance errors and dies, you can just make a history class (or something of the sort) and pickup from where he was by reading the Cookie again. Or something like that.
#5
Riddle. I dont think I can do that :O
#6
What riddle is talking about is a smart idea. And simple. With most http wrappers you can set and get the cookies from it. So login to each account and store there cookies after login, then just continue copying and replacing the cookies and you will log in and out of each account. From what i understand atleast.

Nice job riddle, never thought of it from that perspective ;D
#7
That's the basic idea Skater. Except that it would be applied to a multi threaded environment.
#8
That Riddle or if it's easier for him, he can store all the cookies in a single list box line so all he has to do is hide the list box and when someone wants to call that one cookie or account it auto-selects the same number of the list box as it is the same as the wrapper integer.
#9
Arrays use a lot less resources than a list box. ;P

But use whichever is easier for you. :)
#10
Riddle wrote:
That's the basic idea Skater. Except that it would be applied to a multi threaded environment.
Yea, which would make it even faster. I might decide to make something like this in PHP just to do it for fun.
#11
Has anyone seen this error with there C#.net or C++.net console application CMD prompt?



Shows background of desktop + some icon instead of the CMD back ground. Tried to google it, nothing found.

PS: Even happens if I print something on the console application.
#12
Tbh I havnt seen that... And i have been working on a consol Bot, for emailing.
#13
Never happened why I had vista only started when I upgraded to Windows 7 few months back.
#14
Hmm, Im not so good at these error fixings either.

Also, Ill talk to you on msn soon, Just re installing it now.
#15
Tried re-installing. Did nothing.
#16
That error is a problem of the compiler. Did it use to do this before? Or is this the first time it has happened? Is it the first time using this compiler? Did you change something in your operating system? Is the program legit and not cracked/hacked?
#17
Riddle wrote:
That error is a problem of the compiler. Did it use to do this before? Or is this the first time it has happened? Is it the first time using this compiler? Did you change something in your operating system? Is the program legit and not cracked/hacked?


It's C#.net, it's legit.
It's happened ever since i've upgraded to Windows 7 Ultimate
Never did this in Vista
Reinstalling C#.net and C++.net failed.
Even happens in Vb.net
#18
Make sure the program is compatible with your version of Windows 7, for example if you're program is 32-bit and your OS 64-bit, run the program in compatibility mode.
#19
I am running a 32-bit OS and a 32-bit .Net frame.
#20
Try running the program in Windows XP compatibility mode anyways and see what happens...
#21
Didn't do anything. Tried running in all service packs starting from the first version of windows ever created all the way to windows 7.
#22
Well... No idea why it doesn't work. Mine works just fine...