Thread: Auto login program for Reliance

Hi,

I've just made a program to automatically login to reliance. It can remember your credentials, auto start and auto login after disconnection. Kindly give it a try and let me know the feedbacks.

Oh yeah and one more thing. It requires .NET Framework 4.0 Client Profile at least (which I've already included in the second file).

Thanks and let me know the feedback.

Links:
1. Standard Setup (without .NET setup) www[dot]mediafire[dot]com/?akcwqw9v9cdsm4l

2. Full Setup (with .NET setup) www[dot]mediafire[dot]com/?ah2s2oqt6yfgr8p

Regards,
Shantanu Thatte

Originally Posted by shantanuthatte

Hi,

I've just made a program to automatically login to reliance. It can remember your credentials, auto start and auto login after disconnection. Kindly give it a try and let me know the feedbacks.

Oh yeah and one more thing. It requires .NET Framework 4.0 Client Profile at least (which I've already included in the second file).

Thanks and let me know the feedback.

Links:
1. Standard Setup (without .NET setup) www[dot]mediafire[dot]com/?akcwqw9v9cdsm4l

2. Full Setup (with .NET setup) www[dot]mediafire[dot]com/?ah2s2oqt6yfgr8p

Regards,
Shantanu Thatte

check ur face in mirror or may be you are dreaming that you had made this tool

this person is fooling everyone as he is saying he had made this tool


this tool is a property of reliance communication under name r-key which can be downloaded by reliance broadband customers from there login page under tab utilities .

Originally Posted by saurav1987sonu

check ur face in mirror or may be you are dreaming that you had made this tool

this person is fooling everyone as he is saying he had made this tool


this tool is a property of reliance communication under name r-key which can be downloaded by reliance broadband customers from there login page under tab utilities .

No This is not R-Key... I have made this and the source code is available with me. It pings yahoo.com and checks if it is accessible or not. If not then it attempts to login into reliance by checking if it is already logged in. It uses "220.224.142.229" so that even if yo have your own custom DNS servers, it will still work.

Download and check for yourself. This is not R-Key

Well i dont think anyone will like to download and run some tool from somebody else, who knows what it actually does. However, if you can release it openly, just like SuperSify - Client for Sify Broadband i think it can gain good acceptance.

NOTE: Firefox users can use the iMacros extension to auto login, and advanced users can use wget/curl to write a login script.

Thanks... I'll release the code soon...

Originally Posted by shantanuthatte

Hi,

I've just made a program to automatically login to reliance. It can remember your credentials, auto start and auto login after disconnection. Kindly give it a try and let me know the feedbacks.

Oh yeah and one more thing. It requires .NET Framework 4.0 Client Profile at least (which I've already included in the second file).

Thanks and let me know the feedback.

Links:
1. Standard Setup (without .NET setup) www[dot]mediafire[dot]com/?akcwqw9v9cdsm4l

2. Full Setup (with .NET setup) www[dot]mediafire[dot]com/?ah2s2oqt6yfgr8p

Regards,
Shantanu Thatte

Hi Shantanu,

I've been using your program for sometime now, seems good enough but has some bugs in it.

It keeps showing me a logged out / logged in balloon notification from the system tray every now and then, so far the interval seems to be random but when it does start it happens for 10 to 15 mins.
How often are you pinging yahoo to check logged in status?
It could be related to that.

Also add features like:

• user configurable timer to ping test connection
• field to add your own server to ping not just yahoo
• Option to turn off balloon notifications

Regards,
KD

Originally Posted by Karan_D

Hi Shantanu,

I've been using your program for sometime now, seems good enough but has some bugs in it.

It keeps showing me a logged out / logged in balloon notification from the system tray every now and then, so far the interval seems to be random but when it does start it happens for 10 to 15 mins.
How often are you pinging yahoo to check logged in status?
It could be related to that.

Also add features like:

• user configurable timer to ping test connection
• field to add your own server to ping not just yahoo
• Option to turn off balloon notifications

Regards,
KD

Thanks for the feedback. Yeah even I noticed that it shows Logged Out. Right now the interval is 10 seconds, and as soon as the ping fails it shows Logged Out. For default ping server I'll br putting up an array to go through and yeah user configured servers too. There is also a bug where in case the net is disconnected or is jittery a javascript error also occurs.

Will release v1.1 Soon.....

Thanks again for the feedback.

Regards,
Shantanu Thatte

Originally Posted by shantanuthatte

Right now the interval is 10 seconds

I think this is a bit too high, something closer to 5 mins should work fine. Just imagine if more than few people start using your program, yahoo will be pinged constantly.

Originally Posted by shantanuthatte

There is also a bug where in case the net is disconnected or is jittery a javascript error also occurs.

Yeah this happens to me as well

Well I've kept it that high coz Download Managers generally give up after that time. So If I had kept it lower my downloads would have been stopeed and then I would have been logged in, but any ways if we keep a list there wont be a lot many pings on a single server. Or better I'll try for alternate ways to check if internet is on.

Originally Posted by shantanuthatte

Well I've kept it that high coz Download Managers generally give up after that time. So If I had kept it lower my downloads would have been stopeed

Hmm.. some download managers can tend to do that.

In this case have the default set to that (10 seconds) with an array of servers, but also have an option for the user to configure the timer.

Originally Posted by shantanuthatte

Or better I'll try for alternate ways to check if internet is on.

I'm pretty sure there are ways to check this from the OS, but not sure if it might work with the way reliance has set things up. Although I'm not familiar with network protocols etc. so don't take my word for it.

You could release your source on a site like sourceforge.net and possibly get some more people to look at it to help you out.
It would also put to rest the doubts in some peoples minds about the authenticity of your program if they could have a look at the code.

Another thing you could also use the Google public dns, I think its 8.8.8.8 for IPv4, just in case reliance decides to play around with their dns servers.

Well i'm using openDNS on my router thats why reliancebroadband.co.in dosent work and i have to use the ip address of it directly. Pinging is the simplest way to check even if other services are down. Also there is a need for update feature so as to notify in case of an update.

Well I'll be releasing the code on Google Code with v1.1

Cool, about the source.

wow
goood work...works like a charm for me

Thanks.. I'm releasing v1.1 in 4-5 days....

Where is my 1.1 ?

how this program is usefull...because i have also reliance broadband....will you please elaborate the procedure and working of this software???????