mr_syahir_ismail
Newbie
- Mar 24, 2011
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awesome share i will test it out
Is it still working need to test it tonight
Hello everybody.
I got this error:
ModuleNotFoudeError: no module name called request.
What should i do? i couldn't find it in intabot.py-master folder
I'm using this script for a long time now and rescripted it for my own, i can help youHow did you fix that i got same error..cmd closes so fast!
thanks its working now!I'm using this script for a long time now and rescripted it for my own, i can help you
in this case u need to install requests, but im using linux, not sure how to solve this on windows
try "pip install requests" into ur terminal/cmd
u are welcome, dont use more then 700 likes a day and disable comments they are buggy in the standard versionthanks its working now!
u are welcome, dont use more then 700 likes a day and disable comments they are buggy in the standard version
gl
yes you can, im running multiple accs on linux , with private proxies, watch some github tuts on this scriptok, can i manage multiple accounts using this tool with proxy?
cuz you need to install pip and requests just follow the tut in githubWhen I open it, it crash after a second.
cuz you need to install pip and requests just follow the tut in github
Now it works, thanks!.did you follow the instructions to install python & set up an amzn aws instance?
edit: tested it on my desktop and had same issue. : you're probably missing the 'requests' requirement. installing that fixed it.
1)Download Requests from https://github.com/kennethreitz/requests click on clone or download button
2)Unzip the file in your python directory
3)For windows use command cd to the requests directory you just made then "setup.py install"
4) command cd to the instabot.py directory then "example.py"
ohhh, tanks dudeI'm using this script for a long time now and rescripted it for my own, i can help you
in this case u need to install requests, but im using linux, not sure how to solve this on windows
try "pip install requests" into ur terminal/cmd