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Awesome, that did it. Thanks for that!

So that was part of the issue. But now its not taking my proxies. Was connecting and logging in before and I tested them to make sure they are good to go. { "message": "bind EADDRNOTAVAIL 173.208.103.160:8800", "stack": "Error: bind EADDRNOTAVAIL 173.208.103.160:8800\n at internalConnect (net.js:824:18)\n at defaultTriggerAsyncIdScope (internal/async_hooks.js:299:19)\n at defaultTriggerAsyncIdScope (net.js:948 :9)\n at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/next_tick.js:74:9)", "errno": "EADDRNOTAVAIL", "code": "EADDRNOTAVAIL", "syscall": "bind", "address": "173.208.103.160", "port": 8800 } That error crashes the process as well. Any ideas?

So just trying to figure out if I'm dumb or if something is up. I'm updating my bot manager and since update doesn't use steam-client anymore I can't use .bind() which was working. See my attached image. Basically client is still returning my own localhost IP. Not the proxy one I'm setting.

Wanting to know what it looks like for Steam Comm and Trade Offer Manager, so when certain errors happen I can handle them properly. Thanks! Ps: If this is documented somewhere my apologizes.

Make a bot object for each thing required. const manager = { bot1: new TradeOfferManager({ ....}), bot2: new etc...., } manager.bot1.function()

Well Mark this as solved haha. Problem was my socket client. It was firing an event for every single connection to the page. Thanks!

Aswell, I removed and made it so it couldn't access polldata and still doing trade offer poll twice every ten seconds.

Any idea? Been tryin different things to now avail.

Then you would need to use addTheirItems(). Same thing as addTheirItems(), I just prefer the second cause I can do more with my array that I send.

Well I know it works, you are just going to have to use your thinking cap to figure out a solution. Try and login on steam first. Then use bot

I'm just saying if you are sending multiply items going to have to loop through the items. Whether the are in an object or array.

You need to display out the capthcaUrl, then follow the link. What I suggest is make a login where you type in user pw, then if you get capthca error, display the url. Then go to link get captcha and enter into bot and login again. Boom captcha covered.

It appears to be pooling data twice? I cleared polldata.json, brought it from doing 6 times events to 2 times. polldata.json {"sent":{"1034893770":10,"1034895513":10,"1034896997":10,"1034903572":6,"1034915198":7,"1041181202":6,"1041184909":6,"1041184976":6,"1041198226":7,"1041198228":7,"1041198235":7,"1041198241":7,"1041227475":7,"1041258820":7,"1041264865":7,"1041266894":7,"1041269762":7,"1041270306":7,"1041303401":4,"1041313907":4,"1041320193":4,"1041322812":4,"1064257061":7,"1064298530":7,"1064300059":7,"1064307068":7,"1064314258":7,"1064323700":8,"1064324672":7,"1064378975":7,"1064383046":7,"1064384285":7,"1064387997":8,"1064389814":7,"1064390873":7,"1064391678":7,"1064392526":7,"1064394166":7,"1064404382":7,"1064405564":7,"1064408919":7,"1064420187":7,"1064422503":7,"1064425516":7,"1064429611":7,"1068452543":7,"1068458052":7,"1068469202":7,"1068473023":7,"1068478026":7,"1068484537":7,"1068489893":7,"1068492720":7,"1068493908":7,"1068502809":7,"1068555312":7,"1068557608":7,"1068560944":7,"1068562155":4,"1068563831":7,"1068568681":7,"1084335181":7,"1088682909":7,"1088699841":7,"1088706741":7,"1088708868":7,"1088709889":7,"1088712246":7,"1088713221":7,"1088716781":7,"1088726254":7,"1088728512":7,"1096180532":7,"1096181815":7,"1096190180":7,"1096303901":7,"1096304825":7,"1096365169":6,"1096384246":6,"1096446953":6,"1096450541":6,"1096452663":6,"1096455044":6,"1096458799":7,"1096460199":6,"1096464298":7,"1096464621":7,"1096466391":7,"1096467748":7,"1096468676":6,"1096470357":7,"1096478203":7,"1096483242":6,"1096485509":6,"1096487509":7,"1096489086":7,"1096491065":7,"1096521915":7,"1096522557":6,"1096525541":7,"1096526253":7,"1096526980":7,"1096528132":6,"1096554905":7,"1096555656":7,"1098654082":7,"1098664295":7,"1100819431":7,"1100865289":3,"1100889446":3,"1100902913":3,"1100906179":3,"1100908034":3,"1100914778":3,"1100930880":3,"1101009374":7,"1103017270":3,"1103023446":3,"1103026156":3,"1103037540":3,"1103043730":3,"1103459769":3,"1103461075":3,"1103462635":3},"received":{"1041303965":6,"1041314678":6,"1041321535":6,"1041323145":6,"1064365940":7,"1068562604":6}}

Going to have to use your problem thinking skills to deconstruct objects you send to the bot or arrays. xD

if(offer.state === TradeOfferManager.ETradeOfferState.Accepted){ db.query("UPDATE `tTradeOffer` SET `sTradeStatus` = 'Completed' WHERE `sTradeId` = '"+ offer.id +"'"); db.query("SELECT * FROM `tTradeOffer` WHERE `sTradeId` = '"+offer.id+"'") .on('result', function(data){ db.query("UPDATE `tUserProfile` SET `decCurrentStar` = `decCurrentStar` + "+data.decTradeValue+", `decTotalStar` = `decTotalStar` + "+data.decTradeValue+" WHERE `sUserId` = '"+data.sUserId+"'"); }); console.log(' \n\nTradeID: '+offer.id+' has been accepted! \nTime \nCreated: '+offer.created+' \n Updated: '+offer.updated+'\n Unix Timestamp: '+Math.round((new Date()).getTime() / 1000)); io.sockets.in(socket.room).emit('tradeCompleted', {'msg': 'Trade offer has been processed and Stars added to your wallet!', 'userId': offer.id, 'status': 'Accepted'}); socket.leave(socket.room); } I believe so, its as if the event is getting fired multiply times.