Recent content by V0yt3k

Here is the answer: https://old.reddit.com/r/redditsecurity/comments/aqzeq7/introducing_rredditsecurity/ In short, reddit has actively been taking steps to detect automation.

I've created a discord server for current and past developers of reddit bots. Please PM me for the link if you are interested. Please provide some proof of development, i.e. tech stack, scale, etc. Thanks!

@Owmince I'll add you on discord, I've also created a discord server that we can talk about this is more detail. @andyskipo I got your PM and I think I've answered some of your questions. Do reach out to me again if you have any more. For everyone else, new or old, I've created a discord...

I'm having issues with comments only also. Votes work fine on posts, manually and automated. Votes fail on comments, manually and automated. Exact symptoms, manually or automated, for comments: 1) Click on upvote button 2) Upvote button turns orange, vote count increases by 1 3) Refresh page...

@andyskipo You can just message me, I don't think I can send PMs yet. I haven't found the option on anyones profile to Start a Conversation/Private Message. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place? @Owmince I completely modified the chrome driver variable. I don't remember what I set it too...

@JackTheRooster I'm more than happy to colloborate so we can both reach our goals. I did read about the problem you're having, and I think I saw it on another thread as well. I'm actually not having that problem, and all my accounts are alive and well. Maybe you can message me and we can...

@JackTheRooster My project at the moment is running through chrome web driver, and you're right, it is memory extensive, but I think that I will still be able to get 50-100 concurrent processes without further optimization just based on CPU and RAM usage running 10-15 simultaneous processes. I...

Eureka! Got my votes to stick, but I can't be 100% certain that my final change fixed it, but it's most likely the reason. I was being pretty stupid, haha. I think the reason my votes weren't sticking is because when I navigated to the thread comments section to either vote on the thread or...

Hey Jack. I don't check the headers and responses, mainly because the library I'm using (selenium in Python) handles that for me. I do use sticky proxies and not rotating proxies because I'm going for automation, not scraping.

@Bommie I'm really interested, but I don't think I can PM you because I don't have 50 posts. I can still reply to PMs though.

That was really helpful. Thanks. @GermanBotMafia I'm not entirely sure you can - some actions on reddit seem to require Javascript. Even if they don't, from a development standpoint, is it far easier for me to use an existing library with extensive documentation.

Ya, I'm gonna move from Firefox + Xvfb to headless chrome. At the time, I was unfamiliar with selenium, so it was easier for me to just place the entire process into a headless container, but not only is headless chrome pretty undetectable if you modify the driver and change the user agent, but...

Yeah, I looked more into it yesterday and learned that you can detect selenium through some Javascript, but modifying the gecko driver in a certain way circumvents detection.

Interesting. I guess I'll have to use wireshark, but I'm not really good at that. Time to learn.

I do use 1 proxy per account. But the proxy is a shared proxy used by 2 other people for whatever they use it for. My upvotes don't come all at the same instant. For example, 5 upvotes should be delivered in 10 minutes randomly over the duration, not all during the first minute or the last...