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Pidorski
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Cannot create accounts

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Hi!

I am trying to create some accounts but I cannot because there is an error which I don't know what it means.

I am using proxies with socks5 protocol. I couldn't find anything if you're supporting socks5 protocol or not, so it might be it.

https://pastebin.com/sEkJHPHM

Signup attempt: ---------------------- Proxy: ---------------------
* FAILED: Create account failed: loc.6345: Couldn't extract URL var app for URL: https://soundcloud.com: Returned empty: Code: -1 proxy: Proxy: ---------------
Pausing: 12secs @ 23:14 45
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Re: Cannot create accounts

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I had no problems creating accounts with scraped proxies.

Yes I checked if my proxies was working and they do.
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Re: Cannot create accounts

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Pidorski wrote: Thu Dec 06, 2018 10:25 pm Hi!

I am trying to create some accounts but I cannot because there is an error which I don't know what it means.


https://pastebin.com/sEkJHPHM

Signup attempt: ---------------------- Proxy: ---------------------
* FAILED: Create account failed: loc.6345: Couldn't extract URL var app for URL: https://soundcloud.com: Returned empty: Code: -1 proxy: Proxy: ---------------
Pausing: 12secs @ 23:14 45
proxy not workingn. The -1 means nothing received. Either it is just not working or timeout, or SC just refused it

I am using proxies with socks5 protocol. I couldn't find anything if you're supporting socks5 protocol or not, so it might be it.
Socks proxies are NOT application level proxies. A program cannot route individual requests through a socks proxy as the protocol is more low level in the network stack. There are basically designed to capture everything you do and route it through them (much like a VPN).

You want APPLICATION LEVEL PROXIES (which are HTTP PROXIES) this means the program can route specific requests through specific proxies are the same time.
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Re: Cannot create accounts

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martin@rootjazz wrote: Fri Dec 07, 2018 2:28 pm
Pidorski wrote: Thu Dec 06, 2018 10:25 pm Hi!

I am trying to create some accounts but I cannot because there is an error which I don't know what it means.


https://pastebin.com/sEkJHPHM

Signup attempt: ---------------------- Proxy: ---------------------
* FAILED: Create account failed: loc.6345: Couldn't extract URL var app for URL: https://soundcloud.com: Returned empty: Code: -1 proxy: Proxy: ---------------
Pausing: 12secs @ 23:14 45
proxy not workingn. The -1 means nothing received. Either it is just not working or timeout, or SC just refused it

I am using proxies with socks5 protocol. I couldn't find anything if you're supporting socks5 protocol or not, so it might be it.
Socks proxies are NOT application level proxies. A program cannot route individual requests through a socks proxy as the protocol is more low level in the network stack. There are basically designed to capture everything you do and route it through them (much like a VPN).

You want APPLICATION LEVEL PROXIES (which are HTTP PROXIES) this means the program can route specific requests through specific proxies are the same time.
I've never had a problem with having socks proxies for botting in the past but I will take your word for it.

Any chance you can implent it? I can pay if you could implent it since it would make my life easier.
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Re: Cannot create accounts

Post by martin@rootjazz »

I will not your suggestion but the language does not really support it. It is sort of possible with some trickery, but it is subverting what it is intended for.

For application level, multiple connection HTTP PROXIES are used, as that is exactly what they are intended for
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