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Anyone could provide insights on how to integrate xevil with self-developed software (not gas etc) so as to reduce cost to solve tons of captchas everyday
How to integrate xevil with self-developed software
- Thread starter onlineseller20
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not sure, I've contacted email@xevil but they didn't reply
should I contact botmaster then
- Apr 23, 2024
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I guess you are using the free version? Or the “ultra” one?
I can’t find anything related to API’s from them.
They have TG but ( if it was me ) i will avoid tg contact. If they didn’t reply the emails , hmm
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I'm not using yet because my software is custom so have to ensure xevil works with it before any major change in the code
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gimme4free
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Implement 2Captcha API then edit hosts file to point 2captcha.com & www.2captcha.com to 127.0.0.1
langtoi
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I'm pretty sure xevil can solve these 2 types of captchas
Edit hosts file to 2captcha.com (there should be a button that does that) and then just use 2captcha api
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Hi @onlineseller20
Alright, let's do this!
First, XEvil is built in such a way that it becomes your inhouse "replacement" for other paid API services like 2Captcha, so basically it connects seamlessly to systems already developed to support captcha services or scripts written to support 2Captcha (or AntiGate or DeathbyCaptcha or RuCaptcha)
To make it work, we'll have to do a few things
1. Installation & Setup
For starters, install XEvil on a Windows system with a public IP address. Make a note of this IP Address.
Once installed, navigate to the settings tab and you should see something like this
Now, I'd recommend 2Captcha (because of the easy API, good documentation and overall well supported)
So, we'll make two changes here
1. We will change the left dropdown to 2Captcha
2. We will add our server's IP address in the second input field.
And it'll look like this
Once you add your IP, XEvil will automatically update your system's
2. Configuration check
Now, let's test the above setup.
We will use the 2Captcha official balance checking URL to verify if the connection is established.
On the system where you installed XEvil, visit the following URL
Now, the official URL ends at
If everything works, you should see a white page, with a single
You should also see a request in your XEvil logs (just below where you entered the IP)
Congratulations, you're more than halfway through
3. Windows Firewall & Accepting Incoming Connections
Now go to your Windows settings (simply type Firewall in the search bar) and open
There, click on
In the window that opens, scroll down and ensure
If you cannot find it, click
4. Testing Remotely
Now, on your own PC go to the below URL (replace the first half with your server's IP)
If you get
Simply edit your
Now test,
Congratulations, now every request made to 2Captcha API from your system is routed to XEvil on your Windows server and XEvil does all the solving and responding.
5. Integrating with custom software
Build your software normally, as you would for 2Captcha using the 2Captcha API documentation over at - https://2captcha.com/2captcha-api
Then simply add your server IP to your hosts files and your requests will be solved by XEvil
Use 123 as API key (or anything else, doesn't matter)
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Hope this helps!
P.S - I have purposely used images and tried to be extremely detailed with my response. You may be an advanced user, but I am writing it so people who are extremely new to this can also read and understand. I don't mean to be patronizing at all.
Alright, let's do this!
First, XEvil is built in such a way that it becomes your inhouse "replacement" for other paid API services like 2Captcha, so basically it connects seamlessly to systems already developed to support captcha services or scripts written to support 2Captcha (or AntiGate or DeathbyCaptcha or RuCaptcha)
To make it work, we'll have to do a few things
1. Installation & Setup
For starters, install XEvil on a Windows system with a public IP address. Make a note of this IP Address.
Once installed, navigate to the settings tab and you should see something like this
Now, I'd recommend 2Captcha (because of the easy API, good documentation and overall well supported)
So, we'll make two changes here
1. We will change the left dropdown to 2Captcha
2. We will add our server's IP address in the second input field.
And it'll look like this
Once you add your IP, XEvil will automatically update your system's
hosts files to redirect 2Captcha.com to your local machine2. Configuration check
Now, let's test the above setup.
We will use the 2Captcha official balance checking URL to verify if the connection is established.
On the system where you installed XEvil, visit the following URL
Code:
http://2captcha.com/res.php?key=123&action=getbalance&testing=localNow, the official URL ends at
action=getbalance, but I like to add an additional parameter testing=local to determine, where everything is coming from.If everything works, you should see a white page, with a single
1 - this means the connection is setup. You should also see a request in your XEvil logs (just below where you entered the IP)
Congratulations, you're more than halfway through
3. Windows Firewall & Accepting Incoming Connections
Now go to your Windows settings (simply type Firewall in the search bar) and open
Firewall & network settingsThere, click on
Allow an App through the Firewall at the bottomIn the window that opens, scroll down and ensure
XEvil OCR Tool is selected and has a checkmark under the Private columnIf you cannot find it, click
Allow Another App below and then click Browse, then select the main XEvil file from the explorer window that pops up4. Testing Remotely
Now, on your own PC go to the below URL (replace the first half with your server's IP)
Code:
http://xx.xx.xx.xx/res.php?key=123&action=getbalance&testing=ipIf you get
1 as a response, you're pretty much done.Simply edit your
hosts file and add the below to redirect 2Captcha to your VPS IP, something like
Code:
xx.xx.xx.xx 2captcha.com
xx.xx.xx.xx www.2captcha.comNow test,
Code:
http://2captcha.com/res.php?key=123&action=getbalance&testing=remoteCongratulations, now every request made to 2Captcha API from your system is routed to XEvil on your Windows server and XEvil does all the solving and responding.
5. Integrating with custom software
Build your software normally, as you would for 2Captcha using the 2Captcha API documentation over at - https://2captcha.com/2captcha-api
Then simply add your server IP to your hosts files and your requests will be solved by XEvil
Use 123 as API key (or anything else, doesn't matter)
//
Hope this helps!
P.S - I have purposely used images and tried to be extremely detailed with my response. You may be an advanced user, but I am writing it so people who are extremely new to this can also read and understand. I don't mean to be patronizing at all.
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thanks for your detailed guide!
- Apr 23, 2012
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You're very welcome!
Let me know if you get stuck somewhere, I'll try to assist as much as I can.
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which version of xevil should I buy? 6 ? 5 ?
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If you're just working with Google reCaptcha - then XEvil 5 is fine.
XEvil 6 (which has been in beta for 2+ years now) is required if you wish to work with hCaptcha (Cloudflare uses it, so any traffic tunneling through CF will prompt an hCaptcha)