/tts/ - The Trolling Society

>>16

Where do you guys add the thread url and dump directory path? Not a programmer

>>17

looks like if you just find a way to send, say, 3 files at once then 8chan will accept it

>>18

sending multiple files at once is easy

files = {'file': open('/home/anon/Pictures/1.png', 'rb'), 'file2': open('/home/anon/Pictures/2.png', 'rb'), 'file3': open('/home/anon/Pictures/3.png', 'rb'), 'file4': open('/home/anon/Pictures/4.png', 'rb')}
r = requests.post('https://8ch.net/post.php', data=data, headers=headers, files=files)

doing so with a loop, isn't

>>19

it's easy, slice your files array into how many files you want per post into a dict called posts

then iterate over it

>>20

Wouldn't there be issues if it wasn't a nice number?

eg: Posting 5 files with each post, but there are only 53 files total.

And what would you do with the loop?

Obviously it needs to be changed, because right now it loops over each file in the directory, but if you're uploading multiple images the loop count and file count get off.

>>22 (check'd)

>eg: Posting 5 files with each post, but there are only 53 files total.

>>> open('', 'rb')
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
IOError: [Errno 22] invalid mode ('rb') or filename: ''

there would be a definite issue

>>22 (check'd)

no, here's an example I stole:

>>> def each_slice(iterable, size):
...     current_slice = []
...     for i in iterable:
...         current_slice.append(i)
...         if len(current_slice) >= size:
...             yield current_slice
...             current_slice = []
...     if current_slice:
...         yield current_slice
... 
>>> files = ['dongs.png','dongs.jpg','dongs.tiff','dongs.webm','dongs.mp4']
>>> maxfiles = 2
>>> for file in each_slice(files, maxfiles):
...     print file
... 
['dongs.png', 'dongs.jpg']
['dongs.tiff', 'dongs.webm']
['dongs.mp4']

>>25

Cool thanks, that helps alot

>>16

how I'd do this in python is take the files array, have an argument for maxfiles, then slice the array (i think you can do this with numpy or implement this yourself) by maximages into an array called posts.

the default maximages would be 1.

then you'd just iterate over posts, and your counter would be accurate.

you can also do other things like check if the board allows certain types of files, and only dump those files, according to this api endpoint:

https://8ch.net/settings.php?board=tech

unforunately, max images allowed per post is not exposed, so it can't be automatic by parsing json.

I helped fix the multiple file handling and board localization in this script, by the way:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Karunamon/muda/ruby/muda.rb

>>27

>array called posts

sorry I meant a hash table, which would be python dict

i dont python much sorry

>>16

I just want to say I love you anon

>>>/b/4117063

Best not let this fall into the wrong hands though, I can imagine spam posters would love to use a script to derail threads without effort

>>16

Seems like a great tool for shitposters to Travis threads without effort

think of the shitposting possibilities heuheuehuheu!

>>31

basically

I use it to dump stuff on /wx/, makes life easier

I really wish I could take advantage of multi-file uploading though, it would massively cut down on the time needed to dump a folder

I've got no idea on how to go about implementing it though

>>29

yeah no problem

should be obvious, but if you want it to post with progress (ex: 1/50, 2/50, 3/50, etc), just uncomment

#data['body'] = str(i + 1) + '/' + str(total)

>>32

>it would massively cut down on the time needed to dump a folder

I mean, being able to dump multiple images at a time would be great because there's a captcha every 50 posts, so being able to post multiple images reduces the number of posts required, which reduces the number of captchas

>>16

How do I run this shit?

>>35

its not that hard bro

save it as script.py

run it in command line as python script.py -f [folder] -b [board name without slashes] -t [thread number] -d [delay between post in seconds]

>>36

Pics? This shit reminds me of delayclose

>>37

pics of fucking what? The command window?

nigger just run it yourself

>>39

Oh that's why I can't get the script to work.

I forgot to install a python interpreter.

>>39

you have python 3 installed, but the script was written for python 2

try doing

2to3 -w dump.py

https://docs.python.org/2/library/2to3.html

>>42

pip install requests

>>43

How do I do that?

>>44 (check'd)

you literally type it in to the command prompt

>>45

Then why is it not working? Kek

>>46

1. Download/save script

2. Install python2

3. cd to the same directory as the script

4. Type

pip install requests

into the command prompt

5. Type

python dump.py

It should spoonfeed you on what to do next

>>47

Already installed pip

C:\Users\John\Desktop>python dump.py -f [E:\Wallpaper\50 Universe Artistic Wal
lpapers HD 1600 X 1200] -b [b] -t [4117063] -d [10]
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "dump.py", line 3, in <module>
    import requests
ImportError: No module named requests

C:\Users\John\Desktop>

>>48

You have to install requests.

pip install requests

pip is python's package manager

>>49

I installed it manually.

>>50

If you installed requests using

pip install requests

then you wouldn't be getting this error

No module named requests

>>51

You know I'm using windows, right? if did it the way you instructed here

>>47

I'm gonna get

>'pip' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

That why i installed it manually

>>53

Make sure you're in the same directory as pip.exe Jesus fucking shit

>>53

Not him, an not sure if you're mentally fucking deficient, but he clearly said to cd to the same directory as the script

>>56

>>55 (check'd)

>>54

Had to install request module.

>invalid int value

>>57

It's telling you exactly what the problem is.

[4117063] isn't a valid integer.

4117063 is.

You don't need to put [ ] around it, in fact, it fucks up if you do.

>>46

If I had to guess, its because you need to be in the same directory as pip.exe

>>41

>>4117819

>>4117815

>>4117811

>>4117808

>>4117806

>>4117802

>>4117799

>>4117795

>>4117793

Don't mind me, just testing to see if it works with symbolic links, this could be useful for building dump folders

>>60

Link to interpreter?

>>61

sudo apt-get install python

oh that right, you're using Windows, which can't into symbolic linking as well kek

Just get python for Windorks from their website

>>61

https://distfiles.gentoo.org/releases/amd64/autobuilds/20150903/stage3-amd64-20150903.tar.bz2

>>65

So unzip the rar and run the code?

Thanks anon.

>>66 (check'd)

No you dumb asshole.

DO NOT UNZIP THAT RAR.

It'll install gentoo and crash your shit.

see

>>62

#!/bin/bash

function 8dump()
{
    if [[ "$#" -ne "3" ]]; then
          printf 'Usage: %s [TARGET] [DIRECTORY] [DELAY]\n' ${FUNCNAME}
          return
    fi

    local _link=$1
    local _board=$(printf $1 | sed 's/^.*net\///; s/\/.*//')
    local _thread=$(printf $1 | sed 's/^.*res\///; s/\..*//')

    local _count=0
    local _total=$(ls "$2" | wc -l)

    for i in "$2"*; do
    _count=$(($_count+1))

    printf 'File: "%s" > Response: ' "$i"
        curl --user-agent "Mozilla/5.0"    \
            --form "board=$_board"         \
            --form "body=$_count"  \
            --form "file=@$i"              \
            --form "json_response=1"       \
            --form "password=as98dfyasd"      \
            --form "post=New Reply"        \
            --form "thread=$_thread"       \
	    --form "email=sage"       \
            --referer "https://8ch.net"    \
            "https://8ch.net/post.php"
    sleep $3
    printf '\n'
    done
}

8dump $1 $2 $3;