Since GUI is integral part of Multiclicker(2), it may appear to not-so-skilled Linux user that it’s impossible to use MC on a Linux server or VPS.
The opposite is true, I’ve successfully run MC2 on my Linux VPS (Debian) without any problems and with minimal effort.
Basically, there are two ways of achieving this.
After many emails, PMs and forum topics asking the same question “What the heck Modified script error means?!”, I decided to explain all errors here.
Modified script
The famous error is meant to, in the first place, tell user that there is something wrong with the site script, that strings supposed to be there are missing. It doesn’t matter what caused this problem, but in all cases the user interaction is required to resolve it.
Most frequent cause is a malfunctioning or slow proxy or a proxy that doesn’t support HTTP POST. Also proxies that require non-bot verification (CoDeeN) are to blame.
Whenever you get this error, try to restart the account first. The site might have been overloaded or there might have been temporary routing problem. If it fails again, check the site manually looking for any – even very small – change in the script (yes, terminated hosting account may be the reason). Another option is to change the browser preset in your account, there are sites (bux.to) that block any connection attempt they find suspicious (they love to block you even for few hours after the last attempt). In the case of slow site, you may try to set higher timeout in settings.
After you tried everything described here and even more and it still doesn’t work, contact the developer of the plugin with very detailed description of the problem like if it happens irregulary or not, at which stage it happens (login/stats/adverts/…), your settings, …
Multiclicker2 now supports old plugins (.ptc files) for Multiclicker1.
If there are no problems with the compatibility layer of MC2, MC1 support will be terminated and all MC1 versions will report a new version available (v2.2.0 at this time).
Yes, it’s correct. Multiclicker2 has just come out and it has its own website: www.multiclicker2.org.
I’m pretty exhausted by writing the About page of Multiclicker2, so go there before you continue reading.
Multiclicker2 is a new multi-platform, multi-account and multi-PTC autoclicker written in Java.
Multiclicker2 is designed to be easily extended with more PTCs directly by users. It contains built-in Builder (SDK) with debugging support. Developer may choose to build PTC plugins (called simply “site” now) with Wizard, directly in source-code or even using both techniques.
Yeah, it’s out and ready to kick some wealthy asses (virtually) but don’t celebrate yet. Although Multiclicker2 is a really good piece of software (in compare with Multiclicker (1)), it still misses something – PTC plugins (now called just “sites”). I want to hereby ask anyone that created even single plugin for old Multiclicker to build sites for the new Multiclicker2 and upload them to Multiclicker2 Extend site. The extend site is still under development, several things may not work.
I’ve also set up simple Wiki at wiki.multiclicker2.org which will server as some kind of fast FAQ and support instead of using forum for everything. Feel free to register and make it better yourselves (it’s like Wikipedia).
Just one more thing: the old Multiclicker shows a new version now but I’ll leave this only for several days to make people – you – aware of Multiclicker2 and then set it back.
The PTC Plugin Database domain has changed. You can now access it at http://db.lolbit.de
No data was lost and all Plugins should still be available.
Greez, Arez
Its finally done!
The testing phase of the PTC Database v2 has finished and now, it has completely moved to http://db.livechaos.de
If you still want to check the old database to grab your plugins, take a look at http://db.livechaos.de/old
greetings
arez
When I moved the web to a free hosting the day before yesterday, I didn’t even think of buying hosting…
… until a very interesting email arrived:
Your website has just reached the bandwidth or CPU limit provided with your free hosting account. We suggest this is due to the success of your website and we acknowledge your website is very popular!
Ladies and gentlemen, this site reached whole monthly CPU limit in one day!
I had only two options:
I choosed the second option as I believe it will avoid lots of difficulties for us all and allow us to concentrate on other things than moving the web again and again.
Conserning Autoclickers.org leading to mybookface.net – the account was suspended for reasons I wrote above, but the domain still pointed to nameservers of the free hosting, which redirected it to that website. It should be resolved now but some slower DNS servers may still point there. If you have problems reaching Autoclickers.org, consider using OpenDNS.
I’m forced to move Autoclickers.org to another hosting.
The website may not be accessible for several hours.
Thank you for your understanding.
EDIT: Site moved.
After Multiclicker 1.5.0 was released, a lot of users complained that they can’t sort their accounts by balance and status anymore, that it was confusing and ugly.
I have to say it was a mistake to explicitly group accounts by PTCs and not provide other options. This version should set everything right.
This release is somehow special, as Multiclicker is now one of few Java programmes that have fully working implementation of sortable JTreeTable.
How can I know that?
Blah, blah. Let us finally see the changelog!
