Thread: decaptcher API example

This doesn't work if it is obfuscate with smart assembly.

PS- If you really, really, really rather work with the DLL and API (which, again, seriously, are horrible) this is the function from the class i made when the http dns for decaptcher was fucked for like 2 weeks, which interopts in the shared dll methods. You will need to build a class around those shared dll methods (already in the vb.net source for decaptcher).

Code:

** * *Public Function SolveCaptcha(ByVal img As String, ByVal timeoutSetting As TimeoutLimits, _
** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Optional ByVal pictureType As Integer = 0, Optional ByVal fileExt As String = "jpg", _
** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Optional ByVal fileType As String = "image/jpeg") As DecaptcherResult

** * * * Dim dID As Integer
** * * * Dim dRet As Integer
** * * * Dim picByte As Byte()
** * * * Dim _captcha As Byte()
** * * * Dim major_id As Integer()
** * * * Dim minor_id As Integer()
** * * * Dim captchaText As String = ""
** * * * Dim bufSize As Integer = 255
** * * * Dim picTo() As Integer
** * * * Dim picType() As Integer
** * * * Dim dResult As New DecaptcherAPI.DecaptcherResult

** * * * Try
** * * * * *dID = CCprotoInit()
** * * * * *If dID >= 0 Then
** * * * * * * dRet = CCprotoLogin(dID, _host, _port, _name, _name.Length, _pw, _pw.Length)
** * * * * * * If dRet = 0 Then

** * * * * * * * *_captcha = New Byte(255) {}
** * * * * * * * *major_id = New Integer(1) {}
** * * * * * * * *minor_id = New Integer(1) {}
** * * * * * * * *picByte = Encoding.Default.GetBytes(img)
** * * * * * * * *picTo = New Integer(1) {}
** * * * * * * * *picType = New Integer(1) {}
** * * * * * * * *picType(0) = pictureType

** * * * * * * * *Select Case timeoutSetting
** * * * * * * * * * Case TimeoutLimits.Infinite : picTo(0) = 1
** * * * * * * * * * Case TimeoutLimits.NinetySeconds : picTo(0) = 4
** * * * * * * * * * Case TimeoutLimits.ServiceDefault : picTo(0) = 0
** * * * * * * * * * Case TimeoutLimits.SixtySeconds : picTo(0) = 2
** * * * * * * * * * Case TimeoutLimits.ThirtySeconds : picTo(0) = 3
** * * * * * * * *End Select

** * * * * * * * *dRet = CCprotoPicture2(dID, picByte(0), picByte.Length, picTo(0), picType(0), _captcha(0), 255, major_id(0), minor_id(0))
** * * * * * * * *captchaText = New String(Encoding.Default.GetChars(_captcha))
** * * * * * * * *captchaText = Replace(captchaText, Chr(0), "")

** * * * * * * * *dResult = New DecaptcherAPI.DecaptcherResult(dRet, captchaText, major_id(0), minor_id(0))
** * * * * * * End If

** * * * * * * dRet = CCprotoClose(dID)
** * * * * * * dRet = CCprotoDestroy(dID)
** * * * * *End If
** * * * Catch ex As Exception
** * * * * *Debug.WriteLine(ex.ToString)
** * * * End Try

** * * * img = Nothing
** * * * picByte = Nothing

** * * * Return dResult
** * *End Function

Generally speaking. If it's a cracked software, or just someone being nice sharing their software. They aren't going to have it obbed.

There is a craigs decaptcher addon shared somewhere on here. And that's what I decompiled to learn how to use decaptcher.

No offense, that is an absolutely ridiculous statement. I assume you mean multi-part's dont work well with whatever class or namespace you're using. But if you can't use multipart forms .net you're really excluding yourself from a lot of sites, almost everywhere bases any picture upload they have on it (myspace, CL, facebook, etc). There are about an infinite number of ways in which you can submit multipart. It's no different than any other POST string you may have to compile. It's simply formatted differently.

how do you figure?