Bugs in scripts

Just found a bug in the scribd script.

Line 202: variable must be user=article_title

must be: variable must be used=article_title

thanks, fixed for upcoming version

I'm not searching for those. I find them by accident today

clipbucket.ini

line 115: cb_captcha=captcha%

should be: cb_captcha=%captcha%

every bug found is welcome to make it more "bug less"

How many bugs have you solved so far? I'd guess around a few thousand by now. The program runs very smoothly ;-)

I stopped counting

major spelling bug in log

[ ] Attention! No more targets. No engines selected but also no compditor analysis wanted.

sounds like the german word "konditor" which is a cake baker =P~

@Ozz

@Ozz: Since you posted about spelling errors, and I just now read this post of yours, I couldn't resist...

(The end of your response in the following thread.)

"...it supports +15 different blog enines easily."

https://forum.gsa-online.de/discussion/682/using-gsa-like-scrapebox-blog-commenting-question#Item_6

What is a blog "enine" anyway?

Also when you run a global list only and the warning for "No search egnine was chosen" with no SE's selected.  :-B

lol, "enines" is a hidden platform I've scripted

it posts to all engines that are not supported yet by hacking the admin account and demask the site

I suggest all users use this new "enine" platform with care. I suspect not only will your email account get blacklisted, but they will reverse-hack your own computer system and send someone named "Guido" to have a "talk" with you.

because of that I'm using a north korean internet provider

Another spelling error is "update avaliable" - it should be "update available"  :-B

Trackback.ini

search term="Trackback URI for this" ... "Trackback für spezifische URI dieses Eintrags"

should be -> "Trackback URL for this" ... "Trackback für spezifische URL dieses Eintrags"

thats actually a valid footprint for some sites. URI -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_resource_identifier

Ouch, I just compared both results in google and thought that this is wrong because G gave me way more results with the "URL" term.

hmm i can add that as well to the search terms