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Please check if the pligg sites for which you get the unknown captcha are using recaptcha. Just have a look at the captcha in the request filed on the left side.

Yes, is recaptcha. But why captcha software not support recaptcha???
 
Mmm.. I've been eyeing this thread for a bit. Great looking software you got here.

Once you claim Recaptcha support you'll probably grab a surge of purchases :) lol.
 
Andrey,

can CS Support for SEOLinkRobot?

is there any news for BMD?

thanks
 
I've been playing around with several tools to see which are compatible.

SEO linkrobot works like a charm but I can't get GSA auto website submitter to work (even though it's listed in the supported programs and I read 1 other post in this thread where the user was succesful)

It seems to bypass the captcha sniper and go directly to my real decaptcher account. If I leave the login and password empty or fill in any other info I get an "error: login was not succesful.

Any ideas?
 
I have one share for people who are getting the error with process ID 4. When you started, you got an error like this:
Code:
The requested address is a broadcast address...
You tried to follow the guide of cs support but no help (IIS is not installed, there is not service called world wide web... Please check this link:
Code:
http://www.blackviper.com/2010/12/17/black-vipers-windows-7-service-pack-1-service-configurations/
Check the version of your windows 7 and disable all services marked with disabled, restart your computer and the problem will be fixed.
 
ok, I've read the whole thread and official site, but still can't find an answer - how does this software works :)
I've got server with number of VMs running, software like scrapebox, ZennoPoster, twittattacks is spread on different VMs.

Question - Do I need to have CaptchaSniper running on same machine where my "money" soft is running or it could listen on particular port for incoming connections?

BTW, few days trial would be nice :)
 
ok, I've read the whole thread and official site, but still can't find an answer - how does this software works :)
I've got server with number of VMs running, software like scrapebox, ZennoPoster, twittattacks is spread on different VMs.

Question - Do I need to have CaptchaSniper running on same machine where my "money" soft is running or it could listen on particular port for incoming connections?

BTW, few days trial would be nice :)

I had this same question earlier today and the answer I got is basically you'd have to have it installed on whatever machine you want it to solve captcha's from. So if you run a VPS you'd have to have it installed on there. :/
 
I was going to send this out in a pm, but oh what the hell :D If you want to offer an enterprise level offering, you could move to a client/server deployment of CS where the main engine could sit on a physical/vm box and then just route the calls to serve up the images via ip/port to the "captcha" decoder server.

That way, you could have any number of computers, like in my case, be running different programs on different boxes and I.P's but they could all redirect calls to CS via the callback to the main decoder server. Just a thought...have had a ton of experience in the Enterprise App field.
 
Cody, I'd love to do something like that. But To be honest I wouldn't even have the first idea of where to even begin or know how to do something like that. :(
 
You can have it installed on one machine and redirect how many machines you like to it via hosts file.

Sorry to say but trial copies are not available.

So in a way I can have it on two machines if I change the hostfiles on one of the vps?
 
So in a way I can have it on two machines if I change the hostfiles on one of the vps?


Yes, so whatever machine has the bot, needs the host file entries to point to an ip, only in this case not local.
 
You can have it installed on one machine and redirect how many machines you like to it via hosts file.
Sorry to say but trial copies are not available.
Sounds good, but still not 100% clear. Could you at least give me a link to a help file/manual for the software?
 
Yes, so whatever machine has the bot, needs the host file entries to point to an ip, only in this case not local.

Not sure if I get what you mean but ill chat on skype when your free, if it really if the case I can sync up two vps then ill order a couple for other machines
 
Not sure if I get what you mean but ill chat on skype when your free, if it really if the case I can sync up two vps then ill order a couple for other machines

Try to think of it this way ... Captcha Sniper emulates the decpatcher web site ... so in essence it is a web server listening for incoming calls on port 80 .. so it can run on any machine that your bot/tool(amr,scrapebox,etc) has access to.

The bot/tool(amr,scrapebox,etc) can run from a different machine and via a simple hosts file redirect, it can point calls that are being made to decaptcher by the bot/tool(amr,scrapebox,etc) to the machine running Captcha Sniper.

All the hosts file does is simply rout a domain to an ip address.

Hope that helps.
 
Mike my man, we are dying here for reCaptcha :) Any update on the progress?

Thx and keep up the good work! :D
 
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