[M4RH4B]

On iphone after you install the cert, make sure to trust it and toggle it on (see instructions). There are two totally different places to do this. It's more complex than android. I've even got the error when I didn't follow every detail of my instructions.

okay I have to admit I missed that part but still have the problem after toggled it on!

Also changed server location to my location but still same problem happens!

 

[BlockGrabber]

okay I have to admit I missed that part but still have the problem after toggled it on!

Also changed server location to my location but still same problem happens!

It may have something screwy in the cache from all that if there's not something else going on.

You could try to use the flex app but not going through the proxy (just use regular wifi or cell data). Could even try to sign out, sign in. Reboot. Uninstall it, reinstall. Login normally without any of the proxy stuff. Then try just setting the proxy at the very end once it should be cleaned out and have all the correct options and is already logged in and working.

 

[M4RH4B]

It may have something screwy in the cache from all that if there's not something else going on.

You could try to use the flex app but not going through the proxy (just use regular wifi or cell data). Could even try to sign out, sign in. Reboot. Uninstall it, reinstall. Login normally without any of the proxy stuff. Then try just setting the proxy at the very end once it should be cleaned out and have all the correct options and is already logged in and working.

Removed the app, removed certificate and proxy setup, rebooted the phone, installed the app, logged in without proxy, (checked with cell data and wifi) everything worked fine. setup the proxy while the app was logged in, refreshed for check available blocks, same problem happened!

This is so strange!

 

[dkcs]

I never noticed this problem with iphone. But I have now seen it when I used android. The grabbed blocks don't seem to show up for 5-10 minutes. With iphone they'd be there almost always instantly or within a minute.

In any case, I previously mentioned to always be at the warehouse when running this and always try to see what it grabbed especially when testing it or using it to grab anything during block delivery hours.

Once you have it working and know how to check for grabbed blocks and perhaps have the notifications and delay script updates working, then it's ok to use elsewhere. But anytime you run the grabber during block delivery hours and aren't confident what it's going to do yet, then be at the warehouse.

I'm not sure if hers has the delay script update.

Also FYI, see here for why Lightsail is unusable for this:

https://www.vpsbenchmarks.com/posts/amazon_lightsail_1gb_is_no_match_for_10_vps_from_linode_do_vultr

I tried it myself and saw the same thing. Within 2 hours the server throttles down to a crawl (by design). So in reality it's like you're buying 1/10 of a vps. So even if it's $5, that's $50 per CPU which is a terrible deal.

Remember amazon makes most of its profit on sale of its web services and relatively little with everything else it does. Selling a $5-10 CPU core value for effectively $50 sure helps their bottom line.

Nope. Doesn't matter on Lightsail. You could even serve caviar and champagne with it for all the good it will do.

I'm on the $40 Lightsail plan and see the same thing. It's kinda sneaky how they slide that in there and it doesn't reflect in your cpu dashboard even.

I'm setting this script up now for my 5th time on a ram node box which should show some greatly improved performance cpu wise. If not I will try it on one of their vds boxes with guaranteed cpu time. Vultr hasn't shown me much speed and neither has Lightsail after the first 2 hours or so.

Ramnode NY is also a 7.xx ms ping to Amazon.

On the $40 lightsail box 2 threads max out at 60% and 4 threads max out the box at 100%.

On the $20 Vultr plan 2 threads run about 70% of the cpu.

 

[BlockGrabber]

Removed the app, removed certificate and proxy setup, rebooted the phone, installed the app, logged in without proxy, (checked with cell data and wifi) everything worked fine. setup the proxy while the app was logged in, refreshed for check available blocks, same problem happened!

This is so strange!

I've seen that error before. I don't remember exactly what issue causes it. In any case with this whole setup, it often amounts to trying some different things or starting over or using a new vps etc. to see what works best. If android works in a situation, just go with that. At some point it's better to just adopt to what works and start bringing money in.

I'm on the $40 Lightsail plan and see the same thing. It's kinda sneaky how they slide that in there and it doesn't reflect in your cpu dashboard even.

I'm setting this script up now for my 5th time on a ram node box which should show some greatly improved performance cpu wise. If not I will try it on one of their vds boxes with guaranteed cpu time. Vultr hasn't shown me much speed and neither has Lightsail after the first 2 hours or so.

Ramnode NY is also a 7.xx ms ping to Amazon.

On the $40 lightsail box 2 threads max out at 60% and 4 threads max out the box at 100%.

On the $20 Vultr plan 2 threads run about 70% of the cpu.

Ideally you want a dedicated CPU or two. And if you shop around you can even find some decent entire dedicated servers nearby for under $50.

 

[dkcs]

I never noticed this problem with iphone. But I have now seen it when I used android. The grabbed blocks don't seem to show up for 5-10 minutes. With iphone they'd be there almost always instantly or within a minute.

In any case, I previously mentioned to always be at the warehouse when running this and always try to see what it grabbed especially when testing it or using it to grab anything during block delivery hours.

Once you have it working and know how to check for grabbed blocks and perhaps have the notifications and delay script updates working, then it's ok to use elsewhere. But anytime you run the grabber during block delivery hours and aren't confident what it's going to do yet, then be at the warehouse.

I'm not sure if hers has the delay script update.

Yep, this was on Android and the delay was more like 20-30 minutes. I got the nasty letter only for the one.

This is not the script at all but something on Amazon's end. I do have the delay function implemented (tested and works great) but this was a block it didn't report until the next day. After running the grabber on Android you need to be prepared to get a block notification up to 30 minutes later. I think it is just one server that is lagging behind on Amazon's end.

 

[BlockGrabber]

Yep, this was on Android and the delay was more like 20-30 minutes. I got the nasty letter only for the one.

This is not the script at all but something on Amazon's end. I do have the delay function implemented (tested and works great) but this was a block it didn't report until the next day. After running the grabber on Android you need to be prepared to get a block notification up to 30 minutes later. I think it is just one server that is lagging behind on Amazon's end.

I'd generally only grab blocks for the next day or current day over 2 hours out. Then wait and see if enough blocks fill in to make it worthwhile. That also seems to always get 2 and 4 hour blocks when you only take blocks farther out like that.

 

[M4RH4B]

I've seen that error before. I don't remember exactly what issue causes it. In any case with this whole setup, it often amounts to trying some different things or starting over or using a new vps etc. to see what works best. If android works in a situation, just go with that. At some point it's better to just adopt to what works and start bringing money in.

Ok I tried everything again and now it's working! Don't ask me how, I really don't know!

Now I have a problem to getting the session-token. When I take a look at proxy.out there is no parameter "session-token" in it. I tried to log out and log in but still no session-token captured!

 

[BlockGrabber]

Ok I tried everything again and now it's working! Don't ask me how, I really don't know!

Now I have a problem to getting the session-token. When I take a look at proxy.out there is no parameter "session-token" in it. I tried to log out and log in but still no session-token captured!

See if the script works anyways. Only the amazon token appears to be really needed.

 

[dkcs]

I'd generally only grab blocks for the next day or current day over 2 hours out. Then wait and see if enough blocks fill in to make it worthwhile. That also seems to always get 2 and 4 hour blocks when you only take blocks farther out like that.

Yeah that is what I do now. I only use the script for releases the next day now. It's harder in this area because we can get requests from two different warehouses that are a 20-30 minute drive from each other so if you camp out at one warehouse you might accept a block at the other if you don't have a long enough delay in.

I caught it again today with a delayed block. It picked up a block but didn't reflect in my calendar for a good 20 minutes after the block was accepted but it is for tomorrow so no biggie.

I wish I could find a dedicated for around $50 on the east coast! Any suggestions? I've browsed Low end talk and wht but nothing but vps/vds in that price range. I do have a $100 month Leaseweb dedi for torrenting but it sits in the Netherlands so the ping time is 90 ms from europe.

I'm going to work on setting up the flex alert to send me a text message through T-Mobile when it snags a block.

Also, if you have the warehouse ID in your proxy capture you definitely can change warehouses between logistics and Prime Now. I did it last night for the GF. I brought her over from logistics to restaurants only.

 

[BlockGrabber]

Yeah that is what I do now. I only use the script for releases the next day now. It's harder in this area because we can get requests from two different warehouses that are a 20-30 minute drive from each other so if you camp out at one warehouse you might accept a block at the other if you don't have a long enough delay in.

I caught it again today with a delayed block. It picked up a block but didn't reflect in my calendar for a good 20 minutes after the block was accepted but it is for tomorrow so no biggie.

I wish I could find a dedicated for around $50 on the east coast! Any suggestions? I've browsed Low end talk and wht but nothing but vps/vds in that price range. I do have a $100 month Leaseweb dedi for torrenting but it sits in the Netherlands so the ping time is 90 ms from europe.

I'm going to work on setting up the flex alert to send me a text message through T-Mobile when it snags a block.

Also, if you have the warehouse ID in your proxy capture you definitely can change warehouses between logistics and Prime Now. I did it last night for the GF. I brought her over from logistics to restaurants only.

Take a look at some budget providers, kimsufi / soyoustart (BHS location), volumedrive/quaddix (on WHT), maybe even delimeter. There's some talk about dedicated on low end talk / low end box also. It takes a little hunting. Chicago vps had some specials running. You'd need to check their ping times and locations obviously. Also if you're getting much more power and attempts per second, you can slack up a little on the ping times. I wouldn't use these for business production purposes, but for this should be ok.
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I think a lot of people miss that you can use this to switch between logistics and prime now and other warehouses. It's a huge benefit if you're stuck in logistics and they won't switch you to Prime Now. Amazon's system doesn't actually prevent you from switching. It's mostly just an app preference that you normally can't change.
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That's what I do with alerts. I send an email to my text messaging email alias so it texts me within about 10 seconds of trying to grab a block. Although, recently I just grab next day blocks or maybe same day until about 6 am and see what I have. You can also use a bot on Android to refresh your offer token within the flex app every few minutes or so to keep it running longer without intervention.

 

[dkcs]

Take a look at some budget providers, kimsufi / soyoustart (BHS location), volumedrive/quaddix (on WHT), maybe even delimeter. There's some talk about dedicated on low end talk / low end box also. It takes a little hunting. Chicago vps had some specials running. You'd need to check their ping times and locations obviously. Also if you're getting much more power and attempts per second, you can slack up a little on the ping times. I wouldn't use these for business production purposes, but for this should be ok.
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I think a lot of people miss that you can use this to switch between logistics and prime now and other warehouses. It's a huge benefit if you're stuck in logistics and they won't switch you to Prime Now. Amazon's system doesn't actually prevent you from switching. It's mostly just an app preference that you normally can't change.
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That's what I do with alerts. I send an email to my text messaging email alias so it texts me within about 10 seconds of trying to grab a block.

The Chicago VPS looks perfect but alas they are sold out. I actually have a Kimsufi box but it is in France so once again out of the question for this. The closest location for OVH/SoYouStart is their BHS data center in Canada so I'm going to assume poor packet times. I checked out OneProvider but all of theirs run about $89 per month and up. I'm going to stick with RamNode for now until another dedi deal comes along. The script is delivering me blocks every day so I may not even need anything faster for now.

I also looked at spinning up an EC2 at Amazon, crazy enterprise level pricing!

 

[dkcs]

Take a look at some budget providers, kimsufi / soyoustart (BHS location), volumedrive/quaddix (on WHT), maybe even delimeter. There's some talk about dedicated on low end talk / low end box also. It takes a little hunting. Chicago vps had some specials running. You'd need to check their ping times and locations obviously. Also if you're getting much more power and attempts per second, you can slack up a little on the ping times. I wouldn't use these for business production purposes, but for this should be ok.
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I think a lot of people miss that you can use this to switch between logistics and prime now and other warehouses. It's a huge benefit if you're stuck in logistics and they won't switch you to Prime Now. Amazon's system doesn't actually prevent you from switching. It's mostly just an app preference that you normally can't change.
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That's what I do with alerts. I send an email to my text messaging email alias so it texts me within about 10 seconds of trying to grab a block. Although, recently I just grab next day blocks or maybe same day until about 6 am and see what I have. You can also use a bot on Android to refresh your offer token within the flex app every few minutes or so to keep it running longer without intervention.

I actually managed to find one for $35 a month physically located 80 miles from the Amazon server. It's an old dual 5420 with 24GB and 120GB SSD. That should be way more than enough power. Only a 100 mbit line though, unlimited.

 

[BlockGrabber]

Master List of Warehouses and ID's
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Below is a reference to the warehouse locations and ids for use in the script. They should match the step you found in your proxy output.

The last set of numbers (including any dashes) is the id for the corresponding warehouse/location. This is the number to use in the script.

Do not use the UBA1, DLA1 or whatever type formatted code. That is not the internal id.

You also seem to be able to change between some of them (for example do Prime Now instead of Logistics):

Center / ID (A-M)

Anaheim (DLA2) 6
Anaheim (RLA4) - Restaurants d6dce7d7-a599-412f-aff1-6fc8d54cf28c
Atlanta (RGA2) - Restaurants 45a4083c-da99-4f7e-8f9c-20ea102047dc
Atlanta Piedmont (CGA2) - Sprouts ae1557fa-0e6b-4eb5-b2d8-ae3fa6c24ee4
Aurora (DEN5) 32d1af49-cb03-4fe9-99f4-e4145d5ea9f5
Austin (DAU1) 7f327d2c-cc01-4f82-89ff-61f731625628
Austin (RTX2) - Restaurants a7ca1f18-2655-41b3-a473-99e71cd17e5d
Austin (UTX2) 21
Baltimore (RMD1) - Restaurants db78755f-440f-4efb-a5fa-8a4e37c589e9
Baltimore Highlands (DBA1) 8ad1535e-fdc7-4e8f-b0cd-5647c9a6761f
Bellevue (ZSE2) ce19c7f7-2a45-4b6a-88b9-990ec6fed8cb
Bellevue ASE1- Fresh 25a63d8b-17f5-48e2-b6c5-b2167a47a6ba
Bellevue/Kirkland (RWA1) - Restaurants 39c296c6-6527-4b2a-b251-2eb14b9263b1
Berkeley - Fresh (FCA8) 76922742-a8d6-49e1-8d43-a4ce07a69b0b
Berkeley (RCA8) - Restaurants 09d80462-468a-4c4f-b14c-2314369ff6b6
Berkeley (UCA8) 39b248a5-ecd8-4ce5-b676-0b4cabe5621d
Bolton - Fresh (FGA2) e8e07bc5-ab13-4ff1-bf81-35d368307b94
Bolton (UGA2) 14
Boston South End (RMA3) Restaurants bf31362c-dfc1-4de2-9250-9fe921bc1684
Boston South End (UMA3) e8fffafc-df9a-4ef8-8215-da6167698cc7
Boulder Junction (DLV1) 62137626-6f2c-4203-9ef5-1f7c9cfc952f
Brandon (DTP1) 6517ec97-573a-45e0-af8e-780521a63583
Brisbane - Fresh (FJC9) e85a68d4-c802-49e2-b9b1-2569e8a5ea24
Brooklyn - Restaurants 4292548b-a131-4e0c-acc1-b6591d79a807
Brooklyn (UNY1) - Vehicle 2
Brownstown (DTW5) 0128ae2b-3d67-4867-a058-128943bd1098
Campus UCINN (CIN1) 9567a781-9935-4db1-af20-ca8ad18fba9a
Canton - Fresh (FMD1) b2f0f3bc-c4be-4d8f-a1db-4a5f1eb6319f
Canton (UMD1) 18
Carlsbad (DSD2) a6e468bf-4062-419f-8cc4-db896402db43
Chandler (DPX3) 5d36e808-10ce-4108-96be-109e209a47e6
Charlotte (DLT1) efd6e990-83f1-4dcd-98c3-c57beb903da1
Charlotte (UNC1) a4d71bac-eaff-4992-ad5e-0c2f5bc6de1a
Chesapeake (DOR1) 3d7500eb-7dd5-4c65-b148-eb6d32552e58
Chicago (RIL1) - Restaurants 8a0129d5-bd4a-4767-a6a0-4dc0582ef11b
Chino (DLA7) 56ff6bce-b563-4310-8a5e-b9406472c394
Columbus (ROH2) - Restaurants 59bf5148-586b-4eba-9dd0-2ed0a774d820
Coppell (DFW8) 8063520e-a3b4-468a-93d5-3897ea33641c
D.C. Metro (RVA1) - Restaurants bcf27b42-2dcf-4c0a-a890-d482f1ea9586
Dallas (RTX4) - Restaurants 347c7972-ce9c-4a17-bd55-98082f8ae977
Davenport (MCO5) 817c874f-7ebd-46e1-8bdf-f23b5875a9dc
Dedham (DBO2) 29
Denver - Fresh (FCO1) b2d00a37-75fd-4725-a40a-77f6a157d7b5
Denver - Fresh (FCO4) 8ca7e639-49b2-46e3-96a5-60ab484a8253
Denver (UCO1) 9204ed6b-c27c-4902-a6b4-8f0505ad4ed1
Doral - Fresh (FFL1) 3888112d-ace7-4741-aa08-096cfc5992a3
Doral (MIA5) 3d8a7f46-b654-46c0-ad95-69cbaf95560b
Doral (UFL1) 17
Downtown Dallas - Fresh (FTX4) cf0faa74-c9cc-4cfc-ba7a-3f18b1548c05
Downtown Dallas (UTX4) 8
Eagan (DMS1) - Amazon.com 29562044-1c7d-45b6-8c49-1131b987ba38
East Los Angeles (DLA3) 28
East Point (DAT2) 5ef2c570-5a52-42d3-ad4a-3fb371cbe4ce
Elizabeth NJ (DEW2) 1f0116f1-6d2f-426b-af8e-c9efcd61b020
Euclid (DCL1) 191492ca-c629-4090-bc74-2dd82e74a21f
Everett (DBO1) 12
Everett (DSE4) 1af1fe30-8b93-4550-bcd2-bea191f095c0
Fairfield (DCN1) 8faa0a42-60e2-4b4d-995c-7384c97b208b
Fairywood (PIT5) 778e78d4-db8e-4509-8e7e-f0bccc85d1ed
Farmers Branch (DDA1) 529eb046-5a3f-4dc0-ac4a-6caf501bc91d
Fort Worth - Fresh (FTX7) 8dc50a65-203d-44ff-a660-461505faae9b
Fort Worth (DDA3) 622bf352-4c6f-443e-9f43-0fb5f6d0ce4f
Fort Worth (UTX7) f21db56c-113f-426a-8721-4e34acffdb3a
Georgetown - Fresh (FWA3) 1f71aee7-5ed2-4495-818a-98826e72b789
Georgetown - Fresh (GSE2) 007d11fd-0a1a-43fb-9d18-97f020eaaa8f
Georgetown (DSE2) 833a00e3-aec8-4e9d-a763-63dc1b9bfbb6
Goose Island - Fresh (FIL1) 6be97267-f2aa-4309-b6b7-e5329ca4ac17
Goose Island (UIL1) 23
Grapevine (RDA1) - Restaurants db11d9bb-3697-4a61-9e9c-5b3573758d1e
Guilds Lake (DPD1) dad079ed-bdd3-40c3-9635-36e4cef046a2
Hawthorne (DLA8) fe98dac8-e5db-4477-9bac-dd11ad43bd16
Hoboken (UNJ1) a3574229-70d9-4883-b758-631a09861ce5
Hopkins Bayview (BWI5) 9857d41e-0e24-4bf5-9d2d-60bf448971d0
Houston (RTX3) - Restaurants 19f2a361-a787-4679-9a05-31bbf68768e4
Humble (HOU1) 4f92d3da-2160-4b44-bf4f-33a25cf6c8ae
Indianapolis (DIN1) fd037c94-78c2-4d37-a119-e607153a0ff9
Inglewood (DLA1) 5
Irvine - Fresh (FCA4) a225202f-54ac-4169-96c7-24d265bc23ff
Irvine (DLA9) 48aa0c62-def7-4bef-8fbb-b53424739946
Irvine (RCA4) - Restaurants 76c64a5a-0a5f-4349-bdaa-fdb7de2e9c39
Irvine (UCA4) 88c3e32b-7c01-4510-88bf-7f43b5d175eb
Jacksonville (DJX1) 58fd05ea-29cb-434a-b713-22e3b2de9a06
Kent (BFI5) 0b3525be-dc65-4664-9ad4-d767aad83758
Kent Direct - Fresh (FFI6) 4461e41d-2490-46e3-b701-420533000836
King of Prussia (DPH2) 8f59ec27-0ddb-4f64-b271-a90cfc5cf43f
Kirkland/Totem Lake - Fresh (FWA1) 6cc106bc-1bd2-4fb9-b0eb-c29451d3f209
Kirkland/Totem Lake (UWA1) 100
Langhorne (DEW4) 5fea9cd9-b454-4c3f-b7f0-d4af4576cb71
Las Vegas (RNV1) - Restaurants 91d5fb11-c064-476f-aa94-92cec6736ab2
Lawrenceville - Fresh (FGA3) 07e8deee-e8a9-44ad-ba34-94bafc1dd274
Lawrenceville (UGA3) b6ffbabc-787c-452e-9cbb-78b8176531e4
Lexington (Test) 8f8b9622-4bce-4044-a77e-609e5d68b841
Lisle (DCH3) fed81060-6f35-4b9c-b1f0-642cdfc934b4
Louisville (DKY1) 08a38a1c-a2b7-47b3-beb9-9f376b58e45f
Lynnwood (RSE1) - Restaurants a0c18a34-efe7-41d1-9ca0-f9d5cc118a70
Manhattan - Restaurants a394b9ab-0411-448f-bc6b-e169074b7874
Manteca (DCK1) 922004ea-8e03-47c2-b3aa-c32eb3b2a3c5
McKinley Park (DCH1) 7dd4f1e9-26c6-4e33-a679-e7a02755b96e
Miami - Fresh (FFL2) 20d1a9b0-8e00-4401-980f-c9c10bfa50f9
Miami (RFL1) - Restaurants ad13a80a-0d93-444c-a660-1b5f65e53626
Miami Edgewater (UFL2) 29571892-da88-4089-83f0-24135852c2e4
Miami Gardens (DMI2) 5548b40b-1223-4881-87b1-4ae5d4d77f95
Midtown Manhattan (JFK2) dd87274f-f2f4-4c9a-995d-66b7a3ba7c64
Midtown Manhattan (JFK7) - Bicyclist 1
Milford (DBO3) 690b4f74-e67f-401c-8df7-f5dbde7987b7
Milwaukee (DML1) b9753edd-a408-4295-a327-618f6689aa2c
Minneapolis (RMN1) - Restaurants fc7dd483-947a-4ea6-959c-f82a45734b73
Minneapolis (UMN1) - Prime Now 7d30ee27-1b9b-4743-892f-a4c9d78988a1
Moonachie NJ (DEW1) 5c63613b-0eb8-4f79-925b-14b217fbf884
Morton Grove (DCH2) 228b295c-fc75-49f1-92ba-180371454d8d
Mundelein (DCH4) 45c635ef-2950-4598-afe2-037d4e860c78

 

[BlockGrabber]

Center / ID (N-Z)

Nashville (BNA5) e027cb92-10aa-40ea-91f5-633b9131c55d
Nashville (RTN1) Restaurants b3c2109a-d5fe-42eb-b4c7-55bb5f492d26
Nashville (UTN1) 0079ea96-a22b-4d04-a171-d0113d7e794a
National City (DSD3) 6649e247-2ed6-4374-bd12-3497942b6dcc
New Orleans (DNO1) (TEST) 5d278702-800c-4023-a5aa-b363e31707c7
New Orleans (TEST) 87e7fb3d-3b17-499f-9ad3-bb790d62993f
North Atlanta (RAT2) - Restaurants 4bbaab18-b122-4571-b956-64c44456b1ff
North Austin (RAU1) - Restaurants 9ef97206-5b6f-419a-b822-0d08789d7a57
North Chicago (RCH1) - Restaurants bd6497bb-7829-4077-9893-b838772d413f
North Cincinnati (UOH1) 6705eeac-7fe5-4574-8178-aa89b05c477d
North Dallas (RDA2) Restaurants 66ff8f42-2ec2-4b45-a396-ae7c6b663044
North Los Angeles - Fresh (FCA5) 99513a7c-ecd5-4f60-a6a2-8ccb2afde679
North Los Angeles (RCA5) - Restaurants 8cd6f325-596f-476b-87ac-e85b30383247
North Los Angeles (UCA5) fa132ea0-c56f-4b5c-a8ba-9fe7612fbf1b
North Minneapolis (RMN2) - Restaurants 9bae3165-6028-4eea-be5c-14c4c64fca7b
North San Jose (DSF3) 11
North San Jose (RSJ1) - Restaurants df5b1378-5053-438d-8723-34092ac3e970
North Seattle - Fresh (FWA2) 5fbccac9-3599-4832-8f06-c5480d4f4845
North Seattle (RWA2) - Restaurants 5bc5a171-5c8d-4593-9d8c-af40871e8e0e
North Seattle (UWA2) 101
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[Randy0331]

BlockGrabber - you might be interested in also posting this in another active forum as some folks over there have been looking for something like this for awhile now.

 

[dkcs]

BlockGrabber - you might be interested in also posting this in another active forum as some folks have been looking for something like this for awhile now.

Why help a project looking to profit off the backs of Flex drivers?

They are looking to either charge a monthly fee or a larger one time fee for the info that is here for free!

I'm sure now that Amazon's entire Flex system has been exposed it won't be long before changes are made that will require a captcha before you can accept a block or some other simple method to block all these automated workarounds.

Anyone that is paying a large one time fee for a program to get blocks is going to be severely disappointed in a month or two when their expensive new app no longer works.

I'm an IT guy so this has been a great learning experience for me which is the main reason I've been doing it and offering the installs for free in the Los Angeles area. I have no dreams that this is going to last more than a couple of months. And if it does, it will simply be a battle of who can fire up the fastest server closest to Amazon to catch the block drops first.

BlockGrabber deserves a lot of thanks for making this available here for free. Turning around and profiting off of it just doesn't sit right with me...

 

[Randy0331]

dkcs I don't disagree with you at all, and I think you misunderstood my suggestion. I didn't mean to suggest that the OP try to profit off of this - rather that there are unfortunately many people who appear willing to pay for this, and seeing that the OP is happy to provide this for free, I thought it would be helpful to the folks over at the other forum to be made aware of this open source solution before they end up paying for an app.

 

[CarmenFlexDriver]

dkcs I don't disagree with you at all, and I think you misunderstood my suggestion. I didn't mean to suggest that the OP try to profit off of this - rather that there are unfortunately many people who appear willing to pay for this, and seeing that the OP is happy to provide this for free, I thought it would be helpful to the folks over at the other forum to be made aware of this open source solution before they end up paying for an app.

There is absolutely NOTHING wrong with people who take it upon themselves to setup this as a service to sublease the "hack" being taught here. They take the initiative, time, risk and costs associated with setting up a server and leasing you a piece. That's filling a need and void for those incapable or unwilling to take the time needed to sort this "hack" out. You need to rent a VPS or dedicated server yourself so you're paying one way or another.

Also nothing wrong with people charging a fee to set this up for drivers, again, filling a need. I know for fact drivers have paid others to setup frep, repitouch, root phones, emulators ect......so not sure where the problem is?

They aren't ripping people off, they are performing a service just like the plumber you call to fix your leaky pipes or clogged toilet. I don't need to call a plumber because I can fix just about anything around a house. Is it wrong for the plumber to charge people?? No need to answer. If you can't do it yourself you need to pay someone!

I needed someone to set this hack up for and HAVE paid. Happily. No desire to spend the time on a "temporary" hack with a short life span.

The fact is, the OP of thread on the other board or your board was/is obviously setting something up FOR profit. Again, not a problem.
It's not fair to ask blockgrabber to post on your board to teach and answer a bunch of already asked questions. Simply link to this thread and they'll be able to find out about it and learn how to do it. That forum is FAR from active!

If you want to share any info you have on the "hack" the OP on your board posted about.....let's hear it. Drum up some activity for your board!

 

[Pre Emptive]

Also make sure you have this in your system crontab to allow one email per minute otherwise it will send only one until the script is restarted. The page flag is there to prevent it emailing every second or more. It has to be cleared to allow another email to go through. This happens when you restart the grabber or using the cron job below. Alternatively, change the first * to */5 for one email max per 5 minutes, etc.

* * * * * root /home/scripts/amazon/source/clearflag.bat

When attempting to run the command, I consistently get-

* * * * * root /home/scripts/amazon/source/clearflag.bat
amazon-token.txt: command not found