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BAS and capmonster IP problem (post)
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Hello,
I set a different IP in capmonster (because I need to have different). In BAS, I changed the server URL to this IP.
But the BAS still sends in the default http://127.0.0.3/in.php, how to change it? -
@xdax1 said in BAS and capmonster IP problem (post):
Hello,
I set a different IP in capmonster (because I need to have different). In BAS, I changed the server URL to this IP.
But the BAS still sends in the default http://127.0.0.3/in.php, how to change it?
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@xdax1 said in BAS and capmonster IP problem (post):
@Fox
I do this, but when solving the captcha still sends to standard IP:
link text
and still have:
link textCheck the hosts file
%SystemRoot%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts -
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@xdax1 said in BAS and capmonster IP problem (post):
@Fox I cannot redirect from IP to another IP (only domain to IP). Unless you mean something else?
Specifying the ip address in the "Solve Recaptcha 2.0" action should be sufficient. Try going to the appropriate url in the browser.
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@Fox Does the user have to have their host file set for the captcha service they are using? Is there a way to set a npm package in bas itself and not require user to change their host file?
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@hellomembersha said in BAS and capmonster IP problem (post):
@Fox Does the user have to have their host file set for the captcha service they are using? Is there a way to set a npm package in bas itself and not require user to change their host file?
Why change the host file at all? The module allows you to specify the ip of the service yourself.
