happy.mondays
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- Jul 28, 2012
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I am using the SNAP WP plugin to tweet so there is now way to authenticate from the same IP.
Probably this is the problem though, using different IPs when doing password reset and posting. Is there somebody to confirm the reverse? Like: using desktop solution with proxy IPs and doing password reset on the same proxy, is that still work? Another question is, is there a solution (tweetattack, twt dominator, etc) which supports the whole password reset process via proxy?
Probably this is the problem though, using different IPs when doing password reset and posting. Is there somebody to confirm the reverse? Like: using desktop solution with proxy IPs and doing password reset on the same proxy, is that still work? Another question is, is there a solution (tweetattack, twt dominator, etc) which supports the whole password reset process via proxy?
solution can be:
- trying to avoid it, performing less actions with bigger delays and/or this: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/twitter/693864-anyone-seeing-alot.html#post7090191
- or not to avoid it, but learn to live with it, afterall it's only a pw reset, if it's happening relatively rarely (once a day) and you have access to the email where the email gets send to, it's not a big deal
if you do manual work w/ only a few accs, you can try recording the reverification process with imacros, so you don't have to do it manually again and again
if you do botting, i guess sooner than later a solution will be implemented in the working bots as an update
the better question is how this pw reset affect the health of the accounts, how many pw resets can you get before they disable the accounts for good?! maybe it's not that drastic and you can have unlimited pw resets, but who knows, it doesn't help on the overall health of the account for sure