martin@rootjazz wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 11:05 pm
It shouldn't now. After arkosed is passed, it's assumed to be a good login. It may be the accounts list is NOT updating. If this still occurs, can you right click the account > REFRESH ROW and see if that resolves it. If so, that's the issue. If not, then it's something else
It still is happening, which is apperant in the logs that I shared a couple of days ago. I haven't retested it since then as I haven't heard back from you for a potential fix being applied to an update (etc.).
The problem with what you are suggesting in this case is, doing this correction (refresh, etc.) by hand/manually. The thing is, if you are running a process or even multiple processes (chained) that takes multiple hours to complete, once this issue becomes apparent, all those processes began to fail and without an observing eye, it's impossible to get them working/reconfigured again without the need of a person to act upon.
An easy example for what I'm trying to say is:
- Software runs on a VPS by itself and, it's not being observed constantly.
- Process has long pause timers and many different items to process. It takes 12-24 (or more) hours to complete.
- Process/Account gets randomly arkose-locked and the software gets the arkose unlocked by help of a solver service.
- Software fails to deem the account that already got unlocked as unlocked.
- Initial process fails with all the chained other processes connected to that specific account.
- The operation halts till the user acts upon it manually.
In this scenario (which is the reality) without an constant observer, it's impossible for a person/user to know when to act upon when this issue occurs. The negatives are quite damning and the lost hours till someone manually act upon the issue is immeasurable.
In conclusion, this issue interrupts the workflow of a person running their operation mostly hands-free (and/or having long pause timers, etc.).