Here's a python script I had coded awhile back that will login to a list of Twitter accounts using your proxies and verify that the account is still live and active. You can use the script to verify new accounts that you have created yourself or bought. At the same time the script will output the accounts to a new file along with the proxy used to check. Therefore you can also use the script to assign proxies to new accounts instead of doing it manually in excel or something. By editing the variables at the top of the script (commented in script to help you), you can change the number of threads to use and also the number of accounts to assign per proxy. You must have python installed on your computer or server. To run from linux shell you just type "python tlogin9.py" without the parentheses. I've only ever ran this script on Linux but I'm pretty sure it runs fine on a Windows machine with python installed. Depending on your linux distro, you can install python easily using your package management system (debian: apt-get , or centos: yum). The files were zipped using Linux so if you have trouble unzipping in Windows use the free 7-zip utility to unzip. Download link here: https://www.mediafire.com/?ayc9f8ktylu05bg Virus scan here: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/66634dd4cffcb9d5acdac5b276a8f4bfeaaac3d2527b0d50b11d16aac0fb90f5/analysis/1424126030/
It would a lot easier and faster to do on my way: visit the account profile twitter.com/username and see if the account is alive or not. Yet thanks for the script.
yes your way is good to see if the account exists, but I originally had this written to confirm if full login was OK (password, etc).
