Help with autoit login script

I was wondering if there was a script to do the image verification when you login or to somehow bypass this screen.

try using, ("StringInStr")

hmmmm....im not really sure where you're going with that, could you possibly post a couple lines of code of how to figure out the letters in the image using that function?

Oh yeah, and what is the cooldown time on the image verification screen. I know if i do other things for an hour or two i don't have to enter it in. If the image verification script isn't possible i'm going to just make my bot wait however long it takes to go away, and then continue.

if you dont enter anything within 2m it dcs you

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Originally Posted by GRB try using, ("StringInStr")

I'm confusing, mind to explain a bit more details please? Sorry, i'm new in this kind of things. Somehow, i successfully got a bot for auto login worked but then the last problem is Image Verifications auto login only.

Yes same here. My autologin script works perfect and i can't think of any way for it to solve the image verification page. Until someone finds out how to do this, i have it set to close cabal and then wait one hour. If you don't connect for a long period of time, you don't get the image verification screen. I'm not sure exactly how long you need to stay disconnected for this not to happen though.

The only way to get around a verification image would be to find a way to 'freeze' the memory location where the verification image was generated. I'm almost certain that its done server side. Given the dynamics of ssi image verification scripts, and the inherant complexity of the script that generates them (typically flyprog) there would be No way to get around it other than by indexing every possible login. given the fact its a-z 1-9 and uses 4 different fonts... that would be roughly 12 billion possibilities. good luck indexing that.

P.s. I don't have any workarounds for it, please don't pm me asking.

isnt it funny that a lopsided picture can confuse a computer to hell?