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You can see on the following screen that the account is not verified.
This is with the newest version from Necrobot
https://gyazo.com/06d93a795b803f4b012de68d30363811
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Originally Posted by
Noize593
Great, ty
Works with NecroBot v.0.3.3 but on the new release (v4.0.0), i have this error .
Check auth.json ... password/username changed order
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Last edited by Noize593; 07-30-2016 at 03:24 PM.
Reason: miss
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How do I verify there accounts?
Thanks for the help
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Fedora Potato Johnson V
The account creator now accepts the TOS. Adding a new link to the original post.
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Unknown key: Max-Age = 31449600
Unknown key: Max-Age = 7200
Unknown key: Max-Age = 31449600
Unknown key: Max-Age = 0
Unknown key: Max-Age = 31449600
Unknown key: Max-Age = 31449600
Unknown key: Max-Age = 31449600
Unknown key: Max-Age = 31449600
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Originally Posted by
JD
The emails are already verified. I'll think of updating this tomorrow.
and to whom? One could now impute evil and suspect that that work is relief when others his accounts lvln)
(Not taken too seriously)
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the bot works, but the username is kinda random, it would be nice if the username is more readable.
anw thanks for this
good work
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Originally Posted by
wega4845
What is TOS ?
Terms of service
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Originally Posted by
EvilVillain
the bot works, but the username is kinda random, it would be nice if the username is more readable.
anw thanks for this

good work
I'd also like to see this feature added, would be a great addition
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Originally Posted by
noj123
I'd also like to see this feature added, would be a great addition

Really butchered way of doing it I guess:
Code:
#username = (0...12).map { o[rand(o.length)] }.join
lines = File.readlines("custom_names.txt")
username = lines[rand(lines.length)].tr("\n","")
while(username.length < 12)
begin
username = "#{lines[rand(lines.length)].tr("\n","")}#{username.tr("\n","")}"
username = "#{username[0,15]}" #Just here to make sure we don't go over the 15 character limit for names.
end
end
Provide your own custom_names.txt file.
Last edited by LazyRoot; 07-31-2016 at 07:06 AM.
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Originally Posted by
LazyRoot
Really butchered way of doing it I guess:
Code:
#username = (0...12).map { o[rand(o.length)] }.join
lines = File.readlines("custom_names.txt")
username = lines[rand(lines.length)].tr("\n","")
while(username.length < 12)
begin
username = "#{lines[rand(lines.length)].tr("\n","")}#{username.tr("\n","")}"
end
end
while(username.length > 15)
begin
username = "#{username[0,15]}"
end
end
Provide your own custom_names.txt file.
Do you have a little bit more noobfriendly guide on this?
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Originally Posted by
Sheetka
Do you have a little bit more noobfriendly guide on this?
Assuming you've already got the sourcecode from github and you have downloaded & installed Ruby and the required gem files, you simply goto the line where you would find
Code:
username = (0...12).map { o[rand(o.length)] }.join
and replace it with my code.
There is no really noob friendly guide because I don't wish to provide an .exe for you all without creating my own thread regarding it and then that would be useless because it is somewhat contributing to useless duplicate posts regarding the same project (as you can see, there's already a lot of bots that offer the same features, look the same and are basically duplicate posts).
TL;DR: Wait for the author to read my post and update the project.exe.
PS: Accounts will come out looking like this
Code:
StormTontoAdam:xOftiZFKOsbR
And no, that is not a valid account.
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