TheMaster

nice helping people out

yo man thank u very much u sve me a lot of hassle how u found this tho? but when i use this the webapi is null its not getting the webapi correctly client.on('webSession', async (sessionID, cookies) => { manager.setCookies(cookies, function(err) { if (err) { console.log(red,err); process.exit(1); // Fatal error since we couldn't get our API key return; } console.log(green,"Got API key: " + manager.apiKey); webapi=manager.apiKey //fetchActiveTradeOffers(); // Call the function } );

the NewOffers event in the steam trader offer manager no longer posts trader offers nor the trade status change after the cs2 update i think this need to be updated

the issue is stated in the topic it appears randomly and i cant seem to find the cause never seen that error before

understood sir one more question this is a utmost importance i am looking to automatically loginto websites using steam i found that steam uses OPENID2 but i have no clue how to loginto through steam using that are i have seen the node steam user and the community can u point me what to do here?

ok i will set a timer to run that function ever 1 hour and let u know the results however this maybe a dumb question please excuse my ignorance but we are sending the client once to the steam-tradeoffer-manager if we webLogOn() this will update the client in the steam tradeoffer manager too or do we have to create a new object const steamOptions = { autoRelogin: true, httpProxy : proxy }; let client = new SteamUser(steamOptions); const communityOptions = {}; communityOptions.request = Request.defaults({ 'proxy': proxy }); let community = new SteamCommunity(communityOptions); let manager = new TradeOfferManager({ "steam": client, // Polling every 30 seconds is fine since we get notifications from Steam "domain": "localhost", // Our domain is example.com "language": "en" // We want English item descriptions });

if (config.steam.acceptOffers) { // Accepts all offers empty from our side this.managers[config.steam.accountName].on("newOffer", (offer) => { if (offer.itemsToGive.length > 0 && !offer.isOurOffer) { // offer.decline(); } else { offer.accept(); } }); }

think that the session is disconnected far too often while in client and the browser on which we are logged in the session dosent break for months i think that alot of sessions make and break also alert steam is there are a way to keep the session open for a long time as i can see there are a number of ways to sign into steam using steam-user P.S i am using the accname pass and the guard code for login also by using this approach for example i run my bot for 1 day the client we are sending over to steam-tradeoffer-manager expires and it begins to give error message Error= Not Logged IN

where should i place this check? according to one example i saw from some one waht he did he tried to send a offer when the steam tradeoffer manager returned the error not logged in what he did was called this method is this the correct way? steamReLogin(steam) { // If we don't have a steam id at all, we need to re-login, otherwise we can just re-weblogin if (!this.clients[steam.accountName].steamID) { this.steamLogin(steam); } else { this.clients[steam.accountName].webLogOn(); } }

i am loggin on using the logon method by providing my accname pass and the guard code generated by steam totp and then sending the client to steam tradeoffermanager

hey i am facing asame error to waht the antals bot has sometimes after running for a while the steam trade offer manager shows that error: not logged in now my question is is it the steam login that has been expired > if yes then how to check for it that if we are logged in or not because the auto relogin is already enabled by default so it should not cause any problem right but it appearently is