This is a game of cat and mouse that you will have to keep on playing if you want to keep your bot undetected. Keep in mind this is the bare minimum, meaning that these methods may not be enough for a server that actively looks for Selenium bots. If you implement all the methods I talked about in this article, your bot should be undetected by most web servers. If (driver.findElementsByTagName("pre").size() > 0) ) ") Conclusion Then parsed the response and assigned the proxy to the chromedriver.exe. There are many different ways of achieving that. I’m not going to lie, I haven’t done that yet, but it’s definitely on my TODO list. If you want to be really thorough, it’s not a bad idea to skim through the 600,000+ lines of chromedriver.exe to see if you can identify any other potential “trackers”. Change WebDriver to another word with the same length, and you are one step closer to complete undetection. If you search for “WebDriver” using a hex editor you will actually find it being used multiple times!Ĭall me paranoid, but you can never be too careful. While this edit will cover our bases for now, this is the bare minimum you have to do to keep your bot undetected.Īnother edit I suggest you guys do, is remove any trace of the string “WebDriver” from chromedriver.exe. **It’s important to note that this unique string might change in the future In my case I used HxD and searched for var key, and bingo! More information on Active and Passive mode. Check this box to have WebDrive operating in Passive Mode. If this box is not checked then WebDrive will operate in Active (PORT) mode. Here you will see an option to enable or disable Passive Mode. The easiest way to do it is using a Hex Editor. Click on the FTP site profile of interest and go into the settings, and specifically, the FTP Settings. But either way, you must replace this variable with another of the same size. Personally, I’m not sure if this was done on purpose or not. Regardless if the webdriver is set to true or false, if the variable exists then you must be a bot. Meaning any website can check if your browser navigator has a webdriver flag. You can see what kind of information it has simply by going to inspect element -> console and typing in “ console.log(navigator)”īy default, when you launch ChromeDriver.exe via Selenium, it will add a variable to the navigator called WebDriver and set it to true. The navigator is a JavaScript object that contains information about your browser. Let’s cover the must-do’s first: #1 Clean up your navigator object However, you can apply all of these concepts to Firefox and IE. Also, this article is meant specifically for ChromeDriver users and those developing their bot using Java on the Eclipse IDE. While some of what I cover today will be similar, this tutorial builds on the basics provided in the aforementioned article. My Nextcloud logs are showing nothing at this level and appart this problem it is running perfectly.If you haven’t already, make sure to check out this article from that covers 10 tricks to avoid bot detection. If I disable DAV file locking on the clients, redis is working perfectly (a user can’t save an already opened document) the problem is that users really want the message to appear firt.Įverything is configured on the server : opcache, APCu, Redis, « ‘filelocking.enabled’=>true », SSL… I don’t know what to do and I really need help about this. In the Dashboard settings, enable SSH disable all items related to media sharing and scanning, including iTunes and Twonky server. ‘memcache.locking’ => ‘\OC\Memcache\Redis’,
Here is my config.php for memcaching / file locking : The Webdrive support, looking at my logs, told me the problem was comming from my Nextcloud installation because Webdrive logs are showing that when it tries to lock the file, the NextCloud server returns a 501 Not Implemented.Īpache 2.4 (httpd that integrated in the OS)
Webdrive fsd being bloacked windows#
If the user right click on the file and check if it’s locked or not (in the windows explorer), there is no lock on it. Scroll down and choose to Show all settings. I explain : When Webdrive is configured for file locking, ALL documents are considered as being locked by another user (and there is nobody). Open the main app Settings (gear icon) at the top of the UI. All the Nextcloud instances I’m managing are having the same problem (under CentOS + apache but also OmniOS + nginx etc.). I am facing an very difficult issue with Webdav file locking (accessed through Webdrive 2018 under https).
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