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network error (proxy)

-1 / empty / <null> means no response received.

This is either your network was down, the proxy wasn't working, something on your machine blocked the request / the site server timed out and didn't respond in time (unlikely but does happen)

If using a proxy, test it:
Please confirm your proxy is working, more info on how to do that here:

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Regards,
Martin

But you will need to update as a problem found with that build with uploading media

https://rootjazz.com/twitterdub/updatetesting.html

martin@rootjazz wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2019 2:12 pm But you will need to update as a problem found with that build with uploading media

https://rootjazz.com/twitterdub/updatetesting.html

I began to doubt if there something wrong with my vps



1. proxy works fine.

2.seems it missed part of the tokens? I use the token #my_firstname##randyear# and #my_firstname#_#randyear#

* FAILED: update username: 1981

3.does It mess up the subject and the object?

* FAILED: change username: #my_firstname##randyear# with: 4pAlkXqtnDZa6GN

Logs: 97982

the program isn't detecting your profiles name property for some reason. Working fine here

Can I test the account here?

If so, export the account and email details to:

There is a problem with #randyear#

Here is some of the log:

Change Username: Salman_#randyear# with: @@ Proxy: @@
FAILED POST: (805332) 403
https://api.twitter.com/1.1/account/settings.json
ERROR RESP FROM TWITTER: 85 The user failed validation: Screen name يجب ان يكون أقل من 15 حرف.
ERROR RESP FROM TWITTER: 85 The user failed validation: استخدم الأحرف اللاتينية والأرقام و'_' فقط.
The user failed validation: Screen name يجب ان يكون أقل من 15 حرف.

The Arabic letter is the error respond which is in english "Screen name must be less than 15 characters"

and the next line:

"Use Latina letter and numbers and '_' only"

and the final line:

"Screen name must be less than 15 characters"


I will do it manual.. but I thought you should know about it.

Fahad wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2019 10:25 am There is a problem with #randyear#

Here is some of the log:

Change Username: Salman_#randyear# with: @@ Proxy: @@
FAILED POST: (805332) 403
https://api.twitter.com/1.1/account/settings.json
ERROR RESP FROM TWITTER: 85 The user failed validation: Screen name يجب ان يكون أقل من 15 حرف.
ERROR RESP FROM TWITTER: 85 The user failed validation: استخدم الأحرف اللاتينية والأرقام و'_' فقط.
The user failed validation: Screen name يجب ان يكون أقل من 15 حرف.

The Arabic letter is the error respond which is in english "Screen name must be less than 15 characters"

and the next line:

"Use Latina letter and numbers and '_' only"

and the final line:

"Screen name must be less than 15 characters"


I will do it manual.. but I thought you should know about it.

The message is coming from Twitter, so twitter will only allow screen name of a-z (no UTF8) and _ and length less than 15. So your attempted screen name is not valid.

I guess they do this as screen name will be used:

twitter.com/<screen_name> so they limit it.

Yes

What I enter is "Salman_#randyear#"

and for that got the problem.. after it I change it to "Salman_1448" and it worked.

so the problem isn't the name.. tge problem is the program dosen't replace the token.. so it try to change tge username to "Salman_#randyear#" and not like "Salman_1448".

If you have time check it.. although it's isn't necessary by me.. just for the recoerd.

Thanks.

BTY:

even #randnum# isn't working

But I found a solution for me.. and it's great.. here it is for everyone who might need it.

Just but the username you want and after it "_" and thees:

{1{6|7|8}{1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9}{1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9}}

it would give you a year from 1600 to 1899. and I think if you use thees numbers you would't probably get any obstacles from twitter saying the username has been taken.

Good luck to you all

I see the issue, with the update to the new version, the routine to check for tokens was not called. The next update will fix this. I shall let you know when it is ready.



Regards,
Martin