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Wow, thank you for that. That's very clever and very useful. It's a shame they use recaptcha, it's means it's impossible to script searches with something like
by LeoPanthera 4y ago
Wow, thank you for that. That's very clever and very useful.
It's a shame they use recaptcha, it's means it's impossible to script searches with something like Jackett.
- vinibrito 4y agoWell, one can write a bot that defeats recaptcha. Trivial, once you know what to do.
- LeoPanthera 4y agoIf "one" can write a bot that defeats recaptcha, what is the point of recaptcha? I think extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
- colecut 4y agoIt would still limit "most" =p
- zenincognito 4y agoSpot on!
- derefr 4y agoI presume by "defeat" they mean "use one of the libraries that allows you to pay $0.10 for each query, to route your CAPTCHA to people in developing countries who will solve them for you." Which is economically viable for individual use-cases, but still economically unviable for spambots.
- e12e 4y agowell, you could run your own instance: https://github.com/btdigg-org/dhtcrawler2 https://github.com/btdigg-org/dhtcrawler2
- LeoPanthera 4y agoAh, that is perfect. Thank you.
- tn1 4y agoAm I missing something or is the source not actually available in that repo? I only see the compiled .beam files
- maybe_pablo 4y agoSource code is available under the “src” branch.
- ghostkba 4y ago[flagged]