okay, I tested it on port 80.
I have used the multiform post request with decaptcher post data
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I have used the decaptcher api on port 3456
but it is not multithreaded. It solves one by one....
even when I use the api on port 3456 and the http post api at once the captcha sniper solves one by one....
how can I use the multithreading with my self written tools?
Thank you
Please pm or skype me so I can clear some things up for you. The only reason the IM posting tools are multithreaded is because of one simple reason ... network latency. When you send a request, you dont get it back immediately due to the nature of the internet/TCP/IP/networking, etc. With a client side application such as CS, there is no reason to implement multithreading or even parallel processing. The app sits on the machine and does not hit the network at all, so there in no latency in this case.
If coded properly, your bot should be able to send a wait for a response from CS, just as it would to a human solving service. In most cases, depending again on how your bot is coded as far as timeouts, etc .. and depending on the captcha involved, CS should almost never deny a connection. A good example of this is in almost all of the tools that currently interface directy with CS (GSA, AMR, UD, etc etc) have no problem running at as many threads as your machine and bandwidth allows.
If your bot sends so many simultaneous connections to CS and they ARE getting blocked, you can use CSSE, which basically qeues the request. But again, yes it will only process one at a time.
Ultimately, this should be working fine for you provided you understand how it works.
As far as port 80 ... CS began its life as en emulator for human solving services. It continues to fill that role today. So, human solving services are web sites using http mostly and.. what port does http default to? Port 80. With that said, you can interface more directly with CS via the command line as well.
can captcha sniper be trained to solve Chinese/Russian captchas or other non english captchas?
Yes, this should be possible.
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Cant seem to locate the other post I wanted to reply to, but in the case of a size conflict, CS choses the first algo in the list.
