Are there any traffic bots for Linux?

TheOneisBack

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Hi all,

Does anyone know of any website traffic bots that will run on Linux that I can use proxies with?

I've been using Diabolic Traffic Bot (on Windows), it does the job, but it's not that great. If I try and run more than 5 threads at once the app falls into a crash cycle and the threads will start and instantly close. -

I was thinking Diabolic is doing this because maybe my CPU isn't that great (i5 7500), but then again, I should be able to run more than 5 threads with that CPU. So now I'm thinking its Diabolic that is the issue. -

I was thinking if I can find a similar bot that runs on Linux, I will be able to run a bunch of threads using an OS that isn't so taxing with background processes..

Does anyone have any ideas?
 
Diabolic is plagued with issues, I would look for a better alternative as well. Even a custom script would be great on linux but that would have a learning curve.
 
Diabolic is plagued with issues, I would look for a better alternative as well. Even a custom script would be great on linux but that would have a learning curve.

Yeah idk, I don't know coding/scripting and at this point I don't really have time to mess around with that. I'm looking to download or buy something already made.

Was looking into Epic Traffic Bot, they've got a sale on at the moment for $30 which looks packed with features. Once again though its Windows, so I'm worried similar issues might happen with instant thread crashing.
 
Yeah idk, I don't know coding/scripting and at this point I don't really have time to mess around with that. I'm looking to download or buy something already made.

Was looking into Epic Traffic Bot, they've got a sale on at the moment for $30 which looks packed with features. Once again though its Windows, so I'm worried similar issues might happen with instant thread crashing.
finally did you buy Epic traffic bot?
how's the results ? running fine?
 
Yes there are.. Nodejs, and python, rust, go and whatnot. They are not bots, but programming languages. You can make anything with them (duh).

Linux is not the problem, “on the shelf” softwares are. Even with scrapebox, I dunno why they didn’t also target linux as a platform, given that the most stable servers are powered by linux.


I personally don’t care coz I can code. If you take the time to learn it, you can, too.
 
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