I'm aware that it works on Query Builder, but does it work on Report Scheduler through Query Builder?
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I need headless automation.
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Yes it works with Report Scheduler through Query Builder. We have yet to see it fail at any Reynolds Captcha.
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ITData
If you would like to talk about it or have anymore questions you can call me personally my phone number is: 561-236-5564
Best Regards,
ITData
How is everyone able to use query builder? I've been receiving bad host error every time I try. I try to poll from Serindex, which seems like it's not available through query builder.
I've been trying itdata's "Captcha Killer" for the last few days. It's real. It works. Today was my first full day of Captcha-free living.
Usually it takes about 11 seconds to answer a Captcha, though 6 or 16 seconds is also pretty common. I had one take 82 seconds to solve, during which it timed out... but that only happened once. About 10% of the time it solves the Captcha incorrectly, but when that happens it retries automatically.
No changes to our client software were needed. The Captcha Killer runs independently and answers all Captchas regardless of context. From our client software's point of view, Captchas might as well not exist anymore.
I think (but am not 100% sure) that you need to be logged in, and if you're logged in remotely then you must remain connected. On at least one instance, disconnecting caused the program to crash. Hey, its still experimental at this point. Interestingly, letting the screen saver kick in did not seem to cause any problems. I guess I don't understand the manner of screen-scraping it uses to get the Captcha image, and the consequences of that, so there is a learning curve here.
But on the whole, this is very exciting! Its a fully automated middle finger to Reynolds!
Usually it takes about 11 seconds to answer a Captcha, though 6 or 16 seconds is also pretty common. I had one take 82 seconds to solve, during which it timed out... but that only happened once. About 10% of the time it solves the Captcha incorrectly, but when that happens it retries automatically.
No changes to our client software were needed. The Captcha Killer runs independently and answers all Captchas regardless of context. From our client software's point of view, Captchas might as well not exist anymore.
I think (but am not 100% sure) that you need to be logged in, and if you're logged in remotely then you must remain connected. On at least one instance, disconnecting caused the program to crash. Hey, its still experimental at this point. Interestingly, letting the screen saver kick in did not seem to cause any problems. I guess I don't understand the manner of screen-scraping it uses to get the Captcha image, and the consequences of that, so there is a learning curve here.
But on the whole, this is very exciting! Its a fully automated middle finger to Reynolds!
For now.. Reynolds always updates things. They can switch to countless other more complex captchas or other security systems.
Sorry, I've met the guys at Reynolds. Their priority is "security" and stopping things like this.
Security consists of making sure the right people can access data and the wrong people can't. If you fail at either of those things, you're doing it wrong.
June 2015 query builder disappears.
This won't be helpful at that point for most of what I'd love to use it for.
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A vendor announces an automated tool to bypass Reynolds & Reynolds' CAPTCHA security system to access dealership data without manual intervention, prompting debate over legality, ethics, and the legitimacy of Reynolds' gatekeeping practices. While supporters argue Reynolds unfairly monetizes dealer data through forced certification processes, critics warn that circumventing CAPTCHA security systems exposes users to potential legal liability similar to past Craigslist lawsuits. The underlying frustration centers on dealers' inability to easily access their own inventory data without paying Reynolds or enduring delays in whitelisting requests.
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