This is Windows7 I guess? It seems that python is expecting to have that specific function in kernel32.dll and can not find it. So my guess is that you need to update.
This is Windows7 I guess? It seems that python is expecting to have that specific function in kernel32.dll and can not find it. So my guess is that you need to update.
Yes, this is Windows 7. Yes, it looks like it. It turns out that this function is available starting from Windows 8. Thank you
thanks this free script,Can you update the current recognition effect? Previously, using webshare proxy was not possible, thank you.
Webshare is not good with Google. At least try to get their Google verified proxies.
I am a user of xevil 5 and 6 somi own reproxy.network and tried with rotating text file. It works .
But it's super slow and my lpm went 50 to 13 in mins. After a day now reproxy stopped work and now they are not working with any tool. The treads are not counting. Not sure what happen seems reproxy guys also don't have a clue.
Ok so I've noticed for some reason it's not working anymore - I started it to solve recaptcha v2, v3 etc. but the command prompt just sits there in perpetuity without recognizing the queries...
I indeed updated Python, FFMPEG etc. but still the same problem... Port 8181 still open too...
Thanks @organiccastle yes and even better than before as far as I can tell - after whitelisting python's exe files the number of positive solves seem to have gone way up
Standby as I test further...
Yeah @organiccastle still so far so good it seems - I strongly recommend trying that potential solution yourself to see if that boosts your number of positive results
Just one thing I wanted to mention: web contact does find false positives for recaptcha v2/v3, but that's only because of the sites' malformed scripting, NOT the fault of the program or the capv2v3 solver.
Therefore, I added the following code to trace those false positives as well as the more specific failures (added right after line 1255 in caphv2v3.py):
elif line.startswith('ERROR_RECAPTCHAV2_AUDIO_NOT_FOUND=The reCAPTCHA was not found'):
return PlainTextResponse('ERROR_RECAPTCHAV2_AUDIO_NOT_FOUND=The reCAPTCHA was not found')
elif line.startswith('EXCEPTION=Event loop stopped before Future completed.'):
return PlainTextResponse('EXCEPTION=Event loop stopped before Future completed.')
elif line.startswith('ERROR_RECAPTCHAV2_AUDIO_RATE_LIMIT=The reCAPTCHA rate limit has been exceeded.'):
return PlainTextResponse('ERROR_RECAPTCHAV2_AUDIO_RATE_LIMIT=The reCAPTCHA rate limit has been exceeded.')
Ok so I did also notice another boost in positive solves simply by adding a 5-second delay between page load and submission in web contact, since some sites take a while to load recaptcha after the rest of the page loaded (perhaps caused by 'defer' or 'async' [?])
@sven about this new version: any chance you can tell the script to keep trying to solve a recaptcha with the error 'ERROR_RECAPTCHAV2_AUDIO_RATE_LIMIT=The reCAPTCHA rate limit has been exceeded' ? If so do you know how?
Hi @CL67F about this new version: any chance you can tell the script to keep trying to solve a recaptcha with the error 'ERROR_RECAPTCHAV2_AUDIO_RATE_LIMIT=The reCAPTCHA rate limit has been exceeded' ? If so do you know how?
Also @CL67F : as much as python is RAM-heavy, a lot of the blame for CPU usage I can actually put on Windows 11's very own security service, which works overtime when I'm running the recaptcha script
While I have whitelisted the files and folders in question, it's still doing that and thereby unnecessarily pulling resources - any chance you can help me mitigate that issue?
Ok so luckily I made it drastically drop by going into "Windows Security" -> "Virus and Threat Protection" -> "Manage Settings" -> "Exclusions" and adding the following folders (which applies to subfolders as well): C:\Users\[YOUR USERNAME]\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_qbz5n2kfra8p0 C:\Users\[YOUR USERNAME]\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\
I think I know what was going on: when I searched this same exact problem on Google, someone pointed out on the same issue to whitelist any cache folders - by whitelisting the above folders, which include caches, the CPU usage on Windows Security plummeted from 20% to 6%
ERROR_RECAPTCHAV2_AUDIO_RATE_LIMIT=The reCAPTCHA rate limit has been exceeded #### Too much access from same IP #### #### You get this problem if you are not using enough Proxies ####
I have a new look at leak memory.
Python Uvicorn is known for having memory leaks. Uvicorn reaches easily 800MB RAM. #### The only solution at this time is to set properly the number of workers that depends on the ressources of your CPU ! ####
ERROR_RECAPTCHAV2_AUDIO_RATE_LIMIT=The reCAPTCHA rate limit has been exceeded #### Too much access from same IP #### #### You get this problem if you are not using enough Proxies ####
Ok can you tell me how to timeout proxies when that happens for, say, 5minutes?
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Is this redundant if we have xevil going?
I indeed updated Python, FFMPEG etc. but still the same problem...
Port 8181 still open too...
Botmaster / Xevil are mentioning Google ReCaptcha changes since Thursday this week and thus many failures.
Therefore, I added the following code to trace those false positives as well as the more specific failures (added right after line 1255 in caphv2v3.py):
elif line.startswith('ERROR_RECAPTCHAV2_AUDIO_NOT_FOUND=The reCAPTCHA was not found'):
Just now I firewall outbound and inbound allowed ffmpeg's exe files, and the solving is even faster!
I was also able to increase the number of threads without causing throttling
@organiccastle did you have better luck like I have?
Hi @CL67F about this new version: any chance you can tell the script to keep trying to solve a recaptcha with the error 'ERROR_RECAPTCHAV2_AUDIO_RATE_LIMIT=The reCAPTCHA rate limit has been exceeded' ? If so do you know how?
While I have whitelisted the files and folders in question, it's still doing that and thereby unnecessarily pulling resources - any chance you can help me mitigate that issue?
C:\Users\[YOUR USERNAME]\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_qbz5n2kfra8p0
C:\Users\[YOUR USERNAME]\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\
I think I know what was going on: when I searched this same exact problem on Google, someone pointed out on the same issue to whitelist any cache folders - by whitelisting the above folders, which include caches, the CPU usage on Windows Security plummeted from 20% to 6%
#### Too much access from same IP ####
#### You get this problem if you are not using enough Proxies ####
#### The only solution at this time is to set properly the number of workers that depends on the ressources of your CPU ! ####