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Help me with bypassing a anti leech in a script


Matsetst

2013-01-16 16:58:36

So this script has an anti leech in it but i cannot bypass it. Perhaps the community is so kind to help me with it :)

I already fixed the first problem but on this point i get stuck.

So here is the problem

variable 'tries' is never used so i tried adding that variable at the beginning of the script by var but that doesn't work either. I tried erasing 'tries' but doesnt work either that way i get :( ERROR comes from a non-existing file Variable Expected at line 0
Compiling failed.


Please if you help me don't just fix the code i want to know why it doesn't successful compile so I can learn from it:p

The Killer

2013-01-16 16:59:24

It's called an antileech for a reason. One does not simply "bypass it".
Try checking out some tuts.

Kyle Undefined

2013-01-16 17:11:16

That took me seriously two seconds to figure out. Come on, you can do it! :)

Matsetst

2013-01-16 17:13:14

From: The Killer
It's called an antileech for a reason. One does not simply "bypass it".
Try checking out some tuts.


I followed some sticky tuts so far including some vids of yohojo on YB how to make your very first script. I should know a little of the basics.. can you give me some specific links of tuts i should read ?


From: Kyle Undefined
That took me seriously two seconds to figure out. Come on, you can do it! :)


Damn it shouldnt be so hard i guess :P am i that stupid xD?

Chris!

2013-01-16 18:45:23

Try fixing up the standards to help you. The standards are horrible in that script.

riwu

2013-01-16 19:47:18

From: Kyle Undefined
That took me seriously two seconds to figure out. Come on, you can do it! :)

2 seconds?! Took me a good 2 min to find it!

Hints:
A [Hint] is just to remind you of something suspicious (in this case a declared variable is not used), may or may not actually cause script malfunction.
Line 0 usually refers to the main program, or in this case, the global variables.
Concatenation of variable and number no longer results in a variable.

That's probably not enough to solve the antileech if you do not have any basic knowledge, so check out some of the terms i hinted ;)