sergbot 0 Posted November 27, 2020 if (cuttoff == -1) { cuttoff = System.currentTimeMillis() + 21600000; } if (cuttoff < System.currentTimeMillis()) { log("sleeping for 16 hours"); sleep(64800000); } I guess normally youd have the wrapper manage the accounts, but i wanted to log off for 16 hours a day for the experimental account. trouble is that dreambot keeps logging back in, how do i tell it to stop
Hmm 31 Posted November 27, 2020 You need to update the way the LoginSolver works. Check the LoginSolver class in Dreambot Docs.
sergbot 0 Author Posted November 27, 2020 1 hour ago, NEWPROG said: You need to update the way the LoginSolver works. Check the LoginSolver class in Dreambot Docs. Thanks if (cuttoff == -1) { cuttoff = System.currentTimeMillis() + 21600000; } if (cuttoff < System.currentTimeMillis()) { log("sleeping for 16 hours"); if (getRandomManager().getSolver("LOGIN").isEnabled()){ getRandomManager().disableSolver("LOGIN"); } sleep(64800000); if (!getRandomManager().getSolver("LOGIN").isEnabled()){ getRandomManager().enableSolver("LOGIN"); } }
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