Capture Breaker 2.68 bugs
I'm evaluating Capture Breaker v 2.68 and facing such bugs:
1) There are "recogntion log" in the bottom of main window - seem's like it shows wrong time (seem's like it shows HH.MM.MM instead of HH.MM.SS)
2) I'm posting captcha to /gsa_test.gsa. I wrote simple code in C# to send same PNG 100 times in loop. Surprise - some attemps are failed ("recogntion log" shows whole white rectangle instead original capture). Seems like there are some racing conditions on my slow Intel Atom Netbook (adding 1 seconds delay between attempts solve the problem)... My source is here
Comments
1) where exactly? I had a look at source but it's always hh:mm:nn (nn is your ss).
2) what types of captchas do you send?
;###############################################################################
;###### just some information for the user
;###############################################################################
;name of the system that uses this captcha
engine name=CORAL
;what type is this engine (e.g. Guestbook, Social Boomark, Blog...)
engine type=RSS
;a small description
description=
;how good is this setup to break the captcha in percent?
success rate=66
;accept results where the chars are different but look the same like O=0
accept same looking chars=1
;a image to show as sample
sample captcha=.\15042.png
;a sample site that uses this...
sample url=
;a icon that we should display in list (else we use the icon of the category)
icon file=
;###############################################################################
;###### how to identify the captcha to this setup
;###############################################################################
;other names that external software might use as platform (seperate by ,)
;this is for programs that send the platform to us with the captcha image to make
;identification easier
alternative names=
;dimensions that this captcha has... e.g. 100x40, 100-200x40-50
image dimension=150x50
;can be gif, jpg, png, bmp (leave empty to accept all)
image type=png
;if all the above methods still match more than one setup
;we analyse the background colour and match it against the one in the list
;it's a hex value with RRGGBB (red, green, blue)
main background color=F8F8FF, 000000, 7C7C7F, EBEBF2, 070707, 111111, FF1010, 191919, 303031, FC7C7F, DEDEE5, 242425, 3F3F41, FAAAAF, FD3E40, 383839, 646467, FE1F20, F9D9DF, FB9B9F, D6D6DC, 474749, F9CDD3, C4C4CA, FABABF
;###############################################################################
;###### setting for the OCR
;###############################################################################
;what charsets are used in that captcha...
;by default its A-Za-z0-9 and some symbols. Add them all and no ranges
charset=0123456789
;how short/long is the word that the captcha is delivering
min length=5
max length=5
;what orc to use (auto (all), gocr, cube, tesseract, [more to follow])
ocr to use=auto
;when more than one OCR seems to deliver a good result we have to decide which one to take
;usually this is done automatically but for some engines it makes sense to set it fixed.
prefered ocr=OCR2
;after the ocr engine delivers a result we might want to change certain things...
;ocr replace=A;4|B;8|C;0
;ocr remove="captcha presented by xyz"
;maybe the captcha has always one char that is always present...
;thats the case for math captchas e.g....if that + or - sign in not there we have a wrong result
;ocr must have=+|-
;instead of using OCR we use a fixed hash for each char that we compare
use fixed chars=0
;when "use fixed chars=1" is used, we might still try to solve by filters (useful for programs that reencode
;to jpg with low quality and noise in resulting image)
try to solve by filter=0
;instead of using OCR we make a crc32 of the image and compare it with the one we have stored
use fixed results=0
use min size=0
min size=3319
use max size=0
max size=4606
use mask chars=0
;this is an advanced option where you can make a CRC32 of a fixed image (file content) and
;set a result here. syntax: =
;make sure you remove the comment of this section if you use this
;4CA39E3F=JANINE
;the real thing starts here...
[fixed chars]
box start x=0
box start y=0
box height=42
box width=42
apply image filters=0
try to solve by filter=0
[mask chars]
try to solve by filter=0
apply image filters=1
min match score=70
[PROCESSING1]
-remove-dots2
-uniquebg FFFFFF
-blur 2
-unsharp 6
-scale 202,0%
-threshold 50,0%