Okay How can you set it to where it doesn't follow the same people over and to not unfollow who I currently am following? Can you direct me to the page of the free bot you use ? Thank you.
[Tutorial] Setting up a FREE Instagram bot: instabot.py
Okay How can you set it to where it doesn't follow the same people over and to not unfollow who I currently am following? Can you direct me to the page of the free bot you use ? Thank you.
ginobrugman
Regular Member
- Oct 8, 2012
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Nice! Imagine this with a GUI. Also, what are some safe numbers for liking, following unfollowing etc?
ginobrugman
Regular Member
- Oct 8, 2012
- 257
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This thing should be able to follow someone else's followers 
domenicoboris89
Newbie
- Jun 9, 2017
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newdjpower
Junior Member
- Dec 11, 2016
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anyone can help me please ?i used this bot on my pc-windows and it working fine ....but today i create an AWS console , installed fine python requests and everything but is not working ....it open the window it say ....trying to login as ..... and after 20 seconds it closing
newdjpower
Junior Member
- Dec 11, 2016
- 125
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i discover what is the problem ....again my proxy ....when i try to connect without proxy is working .so i`m using instantproxies that only works on windows .tryied them on pythonanywhere and AWS and not working .is here someone that use multiple accounts on pythonanywhere or AWS ?can you recomand what proxy to use ? thank you
Works perfectly! I was wondering how can one make the follow / like rate quicker? Right now it's following very slowly and I want to burst some new followers quickly. Is it the follow_time in the main module?
Some errors I faced and solutions that worked for me (Win 10 PC):
Opens and closes very quickly | Trace back error:
Make sure you installed Python correctly and gave it an environmental variable.
Then install requests module (look up a YouTube tutorial)
Login error:
That happened so many times and I thought it was bugged at first, but turned out that I wasn't 100% certain what my password was.
Hope that helps.
Some errors I faced and solutions that worked for me (Win 10 PC):
Opens and closes very quickly | Trace back error:
Make sure you installed Python correctly and gave it an environmental variable.
Then install requests module (look up a YouTube tutorial)
Login error:
That happened so many times and I thought it was bugged at first, but turned out that I wasn't 100% certain what my password was.
Hope that helps.
mnunes532
Elite Member
- Jan 21, 2014
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- 826
Works perfectly! I was wondering how can one make the follow / like rate quicker? Right now it's following very slowly and I want to burst some new followers quickly. Is it the follow_time in the main module?
Some errors I faced and solutions that worked for me (Win 10 PC):
Opens and closes very quickly | Trace back error:
Make sure you installed Python correctly and gave it an environmental variable.
Then install requests module (look up a YouTube tutorial)
Login error:
That happened so many times and I thought it was bugged at first, but turned out that I wasn't 100% certain what my password was.
Hope that helps.
That information is on the main page: follow_time = how many times passes before the bot unfollows a followed user (sec)
Oh wow. Just found the file, thanks so much!
Mohamad Zidani
Power Member
- Nov 17, 2016
- 530
- 65
Is this still work, i did all the steps i open the file appear a message then vanish :
no module ... request.
no module ... request.
sopacampeao
Newbie
- Sep 25, 2014
- 24
- 6
python.exe -m pip install requests
try this to install requests package
try this to install requests package
alexwindsor
BANNED
- Jun 16, 2015
- 18
- 0
Sample Please
Cartman2490
Newbie
- Sep 19, 2014
- 12
- 0
I really like this program so I took five minutes to write an easier way for users to login. Add it to the beginning of example.py (delete lines 15-17)
# -> Tuple containing both arguments after 'opensourcebotsfuckyeah.py'
def accept_command_line_arguments():
commandLineArguments = []
for i in sys.argv:
commandLineArguments.append(i)
if len(commandLineArguments) != 3:
print("Format: opensourcebotsfuckyeah.py <Username> <Password>")
Username = input("Type Username Here: ")
Password = input("Type Password Here: ")
return (Username, Password)
Username = commandLineArguments[1]
Password = commandLineArguments[2]
return (Username, Password)
(login, password) = accept_command_line_arguments()
bot = InstaBot(
login = str(login),
password = str(password),
# -> Tuple containing both arguments after 'opensourcebotsfuckyeah.py'
def accept_command_line_arguments():
commandLineArguments = []
for i in sys.argv:
commandLineArguments.append(i)
if len(commandLineArguments) != 3:
print("Format: opensourcebotsfuckyeah.py <Username> <Password>")
Username = input("Type Username Here: ")
Password = input("Type Password Here: ")
return (Username, Password)
Username = commandLineArguments[1]
Password = commandLineArguments[2]
return (Username, Password)
(login, password) = accept_command_line_arguments()
bot = InstaBot(
login = str(login),
password = str(password),
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Whatever123456
Newbie
- Jun 11, 2017
- 29
- 0
Same thing happens to me and I have no clue what to do.