I also want to know about this,Hi Seth,
I have been researching about programming for a while (I am not an engineer by profession). I learnt Python a bit and was hoping to grind my way through the rest of Python and C# in the next year 12-ish hours a day and be a pro at programming. However, recently I stumbled upon Ubot at the suggestion of a couple people.
I intend on buying the developer bot.. However I had the following query, it is kinda specific but i would appreciate it if I could get a response.
In massplanner (you may or may not have heard about it.. its a social media automation bot), every (for example), FB profile I have in there has it's own proxy, it's own cookies, it's own useragent and tasks are run in parallel multi threaded without footprint. I wish to do something similar on a platform they dont support. I wanted to know if the following is accomplish-able
via UBot. The platform I primarily wish to target has a lot to do with the IP and not with cookies necessarily. Would this be possible to do using Ubot:
- Run 100 threads in parallel with it's own designated proxy
- Each browser thread starts a random User Agent, random Browser, random referrer, clean cookies
- Opens a webpage
- Scrolls up and down on the webpage
- Stays on web page for, let's say 3 minutes (randomized 2.5 - 3.5 min)
- Proxies performs no action for 30 seconds (randomized 1-60 sec)
- Restarts a random User Agent, random browser.....etc etc Repeats loop but now on a new webpage
The webpages it would have to go to would be fed to it and a randomly selected webpage would be visited once a day..then from the list, that webpage would not be visited the same day..and it would work it's way through the rest of the webpages..till all are visited.. Then again net day would visit the same set of webpages again in random till are done.. All this via random User agent..browser...etc
The core is basically an IP randomly going to random webpages from a list each day.
Basically, a view bot.
Would this be doable via UBot ?
Also, what are the UserAgents supported and is there a way to add more on our own ?
Would appreciate a response.
Very keen on buying this soon if this can be coded using your botmaker.
Thanks.
Once they're loaded in UBot Studio, you just point your bots at them using the set user agent command and change proxy command. Scrolling and randomized delays are simple commands, and if you watch the tutorials or read the first intro tutorial series you will know how to do this in a matter of minutes.
Great questions. There are unlimited numbers of threads you can run inside UBot Studio Pro, but threading usage is specific to your machine, the tasks required, the memory usage of the webpages and any plugins you use, etc - if you want to run 100 threads, you can, or you might be better off running 33 across 3 machines to make sure it doesn't bog you down. Remember, you can compile with UBot Studio, so you can run an unlimited number of executables, or threads, in each. One bot could be on 100 machines if you wanted to run it single-threaded, even if you only have one license.
Each thread can have its own proxy, user agent, browser, etc. You'll want to check out the forum for making sure that you're using variables correctly so they don't get crossed from one thread to another, but there are some great tips and places to start.
The way you do this in UBot Studio is fairly simple -
Your list of proxies is loaded as a list, and a list of user agents is loaded as a list. You create this list. Your proxies can be from 111.111.111.111 to 999.999.999.999 if you want, and your user agent can be a school bus if you want, whatever you need. You create these in text/csv, or download them, etc.
You'll want to start by using the threadspawn command, which essentially says anything inside this statement, run X number of threads (your choice).
If that's too basic for your purposes, take a look here: http://network.ubotstudio.com/forum...95-free-multi-threaded-private-proxy-checker/ and here: http://network.ubotstudio.com/forum...ell-smart-thread-plugin-easy-threading/page-2).
Everything you're describing is possible inside UBot Studio. It's actually all fairly simple. Start with a non-threaded bot and once it does all of what you're describing, you'll be able to add in threading.
Seth
