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Bot detection #1
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Hello, Can you describe how you ran it and what error it returned? Is the page you're searching on still available in your browser after you ran the script? |
I start the bot with "git bash" program on windows. When i open the web page in browser i become a captha and a message with unusual activity detected. |
I can confirm I can reproduce the steps, but, at least for me, this happens only if I'm not logged in on their website and if I poll the page too quickly (I'd say 10 seconds triggers the captcha but it's been hit and miss) I'd suggest as possible solutions trying a VPN or use some proxy to hide your current IP, or altering the URL that is hardcoded in the script (I used that one over 18 months ago). Alterantively, try using the other script - userinput.sh - and see if that wields better results when you customize the URL with emag's search filters. If that one works better I'll translate the prompts to english for ease of use (in order it asks for an URL, a keyword, max desired price, time to refresh results and number of results to show you. Only the URL is mandatory, the rest have predefined defaults they can use) |
Thank you for answer, i tested these steps, but no result. In 5 minutes the bot run in captcha. |
It looks like emag did some tweaking to their website - I tested this again and it looks like a time limit kicks in the captcha verification which unfortunately makes the script pretty much useless.
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The bot made 1-2 search then stopped, because of Emag bot detection. How can i solve this?
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