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Sign up now!The reasons why that is not a good idea are outlined in the OP and following posts.I give people a .zip file with both a jar and the source code. Wasn't aware I HAD to use the botstore and wait ~12 hours for them to receive the product when they could just as easily compile it themselves and run it.
No to mention waiting half a day is better than waking up and realizing your entire bot farm plus all your passwords to your email, paypal, etc are jacked because some kid put a generic rat in there and paid a kid a couple bucks to make it undetectable.I give people a .zip file with both a jar and the source code. Wasn't aware I HAD to use the botstore and wait ~12 hours for them to receive the product when they could just as easily compile it themselves and run it.
Yes.By putting a private bot on SDN.. does that mean the staff here review them before actual use of each update or does a system automatically check for viruses, rats, etc?
Both.By putting a private bot on SDN.. does that mean the staff here review them before actual use of each update or does a system automatically check for viruses, rats, etc?
Will scripts uploaded as private undergo the same quality checks or just safety checks.Some mumbo jumbo
RuneMate is not like pb We care about safetyWill scripts uploaded as private undergo the same quality checks or just safety checks.
Congrats, you addressed 0% of my question.RuneMate is not like pb We care about safety
#WYDFORMOD
But tbh here i have be doing the mod's job's helpingCongrats, you addressed 0% of my question.
iirc, it's the same quality and safety checks as a public, free botWill scripts uploaded as private undergo the same quality checks or just safety checks.
Took nearly 4 hours after I submitted my script to SVN to only receive a notification that the manifest tag is wrong. Guess it's time to wait another 5 hours just to allow a friend to use the script.
This is a pretty disheartening change, add a warning or something they have to agree to. If they end up being hacked, then you have no responsibility for it, they took the risk.
I hate how these Bot Client Platforms force you to do it their way, at this point i'm only using this client because I have no other choice. It's either EpicBot, TriBot which forces you to pay 5$ to simply load local scripts, or RuneMate. I wanted to eventually attempt a database setup with the scripts I create, like getting account info from a MySQL database and logging into the game using my own Login Handler and then sending info to the database as well, but I highly doubt that's going to be allowed on SVN, not to mention they're going to see my db logins, etc..
This is a stupid change IMHO, I get you want to protect your users, but some users don't want to be protected. Tired of being called this "anarchist" for saying so, create a warning, shit I don't care if you have a popup or some form you have to agree to, you shouldn't be held responsible if someone ignores the guideline or warning.
Revert this change, and find another way, please.
Uhh, Did I get this right? You want to save RuneScape account names in your own database? That's just insecure, stupid and fishy. First off all, the client saves login details locally, because the simple fact is that the passwords need to be saved in plain textformat, because the JVM Keyboard can not handle encrypting and decrypting passwords without being unsecure (yes, you can write a keyboard that uses your custom encrypting, but if you do so, once again you are easily able to decrypt, because your script has to know the pattern.)
0/10 Hope you get banned for saying shit like this.
The client doesn't store the login details locally, what are you even talking about.Uhh, Did I get this right? You want to save RuneScape account names in your own database? That's just insecure, stupid and fishy. First off all, the client saves login details locally, because the simple fact is that the passwords need to be saved in plain textformat, because the JVM Keyboard can not handle encrypting and decrypting passwords without being unsecure (yes, you can write a keyboard that uses your custom encrypting, but if you do so, once again you are easily able to decrypt, because your script has to know the pattern.)
0/10 Hope you get banned for saying shit like this.
I think you can do this, as long as this system is for your own, private use, and not for any customer.Took nearly 4 hours after I submitted my script to SVN to only receive a notification that the manifest tag is wrong. Guess it's time to wait another 5 hours just to allow a friend to use the script.
This is a pretty disheartening change, add a warning or something they have to agree to. If they end up being hacked, then you have no responsibility for it, they took the risk.
I hate how these Bot Client Platforms force you to do it their way, at this point i'm only using this client because I have no other choice. It's either EpicBot, TriBot which forces you to pay 5$ to simply load local scripts, or RuneMate. I wanted to eventually attempt a database setup with the scripts I create, like getting account info from a MySQL database and logging into the game using my own Login Handler and then sending info to the database as well, but I highly doubt that's going to be allowed on SVN, not to mention they're going to see my db logins, etc..
This is a stupid change IMHO, I get you want to protect your users, but some users don't want to be protected. Tired of being called this "anarchist" for saying so, create a warning, shit I don't care if you have a popup or some form you have to agree to, you shouldn't be held responsible if someone ignores the guideline or warning.
Revert this change, and find another way, please.
Atleast this is what @Arbiter told me on Skype a few days ago, when we were talking about the security checks performed to scripts. Arbiter can feel free to correct me?The client doesn't store the login details locally, what are you even talking about.
Will scripts uploaded as private undergo the same quality checks or just safety checks.
You can still do all that as a Bot Author with no time limits. Remember, this is for end users only.Took nearly 4 hours after I submitted my script to SVN to only receive a notification that the manifest tag is wrong. Guess it's time to wait another 5 hours just to allow a friend to use the script.
This is a pretty disheartening change, add a warning or something they have to agree to. If they end up being hacked, then you have no responsibility for it, they took the risk.
I hate how these Bot Client Platforms force you to do it their way, at this point i'm only using this client because I have no other choice. It's either EpicBot, TriBot which forces you to pay 5$ to simply load local scripts, or RuneMate. I wanted to eventually attempt a database setup with the scripts I create, like getting account info from a MySQL database and logging into the game using my own Login Handler and then sending info to the database as well, but I highly doubt that's going to be allowed on SVN, not to mention they're going to see my db logins, etc..
This is a stupid change IMHO, I get you want to protect your users, but some users don't want to be protected. Tired of being called this "anarchist" for saying so, create a warning, shit I don't care if you have a popup or some form you have to agree to, you shouldn't be held responsible if someone ignores the guideline or warning.
Revert this change, and find another way, please.
Shouldn't he have received a message instantly about the incorrect manifest tag?Free and private bots are mostly checked for safety. While we may provide pointers to improve, we won't reject for quality unless there's something really wrong with it.
You can still do all that as a Bot Author with no time limits. Remember, this is for end users only.
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