List = ,] where the first entry is the username and second is the password.Įdit: with the fixed login() function you should now do this: def login(): Or, I'd recommend storing a 2D list looking something like this: Make sure with this that the usernames and passwords are ordered the same within both lists.
RUNEMATE NOT WORKING PASSWORD
As you are looping through password and username separately, you would simply check if someone has the password and someone has the username, whether it is the same person or not. However, shouldn't you be using the specific username for the password? This is checking if the username and the password are available, not whether the password matches the username. This above should find the password and work with your logic. Our wildly popular and innovative Best in Slot Calculator will work out.
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Return "Incorrect Login credentials, please try again." During my free time I can earn LMS points on your account when youre not using. The problem is in login(), you are using i as an iterator within itself. Print("Incorrect Login credentials, please try again.") Password = input("Please enter your password: ")
Username = input("Please enter your username: ") #Compile the usernames and passwords lists for easy checkingĬompiled_list = list(zip(usernameslist,passwordslist))įilename3 = "c:\\Users\\Anna Hamelin\\Documents\\Python Scripts\\SourceCode\\Project2\\scores.txt" Print(passwordslist) #Check passwords list Print(usernameslist) #Check usernames listįilename2 = "c:\\Users\\Anna Hamelin\\Documents\\Python Scripts\\SourceCode\\Project2\\passwords.txt"
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I have the error TypeError: 'int' object is not iterable I need the code to check the usernames and passwords from two different lists, and if the username and password match spots in the list and are correct, the user is "granted access." #Part 1: Opening the files and grabbing dataįilename1 = "c:\\Users\\Anna Hamelin\\Documents\\Python Scripts\\SourceCode\\Project2\\usernames.txt" Its just a known issue.I'm not sure why this code isn't working.
"You can't be 100% certain about x, but you can CAN be 100% certain about y." When both don't have proof.īTW, I am NOT asking for you to prove a false positive if the publishers acknowledged its an issue multiple users face. Lesson: always NEVER trust someone who can go: Never had these issues with OSBot, and I run it on a dell xps lul Maybe this is just inefficient script kiddies nesting FOR loops in their bots, but I'd be skeptical if they have to reply to problems like this for months, and their only solution is YOURE wrong. Its just funny because you sound SO certain, it's like you've seen the source code from runemate.īTW, if you've had to "reply to so many threads like this i can't find the copy and paste,", use your SWE skills, to determine why the product causes issues across the user base? Or help the administratins? Instead of playing Sales Rep on online forums? Your post LITERALLY read like you worked for RM, not even like youre a bot maker. He has no proof, but an accusation, and you have no proof, just the answer that it isnt? AND you have a vested interest as a bot publisher in their site? Why even reply if youre just a hype man with NOTHING to back it up? Your post MIRRORS op's. Thats all you contributed between your post in March on that forum, and here. I'm actually blown away youre a "bot maker", but you literally have nothing to say but shrugs shoulders at weird computer usages.Īll youre 100% certain of, is that their business model ISNT crypto, but thats it. To further this, the person in question has a bunch of other threads were people have called them out for banning other accounts or editing/removing posts. Mining or not, I no longer have any trust with RuneMate and will be using another service. This has only raised my suspicions further. Before this they made suggestions that some of the commenter had learning difficulties because they challenged their point. However, please note that this has now been locked, and all of the moderators/staff answers have been edited to look professional. It's interesting other bot makers were interested into getting to the bottom of this issue far more than RM staff were. The reaction I got from their staff was shocking. I even said that this could just be a bug (which still think it might be). I found a few other threads on a similar topic which have been locked or deleted, so I decided to make a new one asking whether anyone had noticed high GPU usage when idle. This all started when I noticed unusually high GPU usage (on a 3090) with constant network usage on RuneMate. The main part that I want to draw attention to is their customer relationship management. I have no firm evidence that this is the case (just High GPU load, network use whilst idle, and other rumours). As pointed out in the comment section, the title has an implication that RM might be mining.
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