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# New-API relay farm: wave ops (regfarm/github_oauth)
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Farm location: `C:/Users/User/tmp/regfarm/github_oauth` — registers GitHub accounts onto free New-API relay panels via per-panel GitHub OAuth apps. GHSession goes through a rotating proxy pool; panels are hit DIRECT (panel-side 403s proxy IPs).
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## Pre-wave checklist
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1. **Smoke-test existing pool keys before treating the pool as an asset.** Free relay panels periodically purge/revoke user tokens — an entire aggregated pool (30 panels, ~1000 keys) can go 401 `Invalid token` in days. Test 2-3 keys per panel with `POST /v1/chat/completions` (cheap model). Keys in pool CSVs are often stored WITHOUT the `sk-` prefix — auth needs `Bearer ***`, try both forms before declaring a key dead.
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2. **Regenerate `_gh_proxies.json`:** select `alive=1` from `C:/Users/User/Desktop/proxy_bot/proxies.db` (table `pool`), live-test each against `https://github.com/login` (ThreadPool 40, ~12s timeout), write a flat JSON list of proxy URLs. GHSession round-robins this list and auto-rotates on network errors (-1).
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3. **Check per-panel frontiers:** `_idx4_<panel>.txt` line count = GH accounts consumed on that panel. Accounts are reusable ACROSS panels (each panel = a different GitHub OAuth client_id), so per-panel capacity = pool_size − idx4_count.
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## Wave run
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- Runner: `OUTNAME=wave_<panel> PYTHONIOENCODING=utf-8 PYTHONPATH="" <Python311> reg_proxy100.py <panel> <start_idx> <count>`; results in `out/<OUTNAME>.json`, redirect stdout to `wave_<panel>.log`.
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- `PYTHONIOENCODING=utf-8` is MANDATORY when redirecting to a file — the runner prints `→` and crashes under cp1252 on the first print, silently killing the whole wave (exit=1, near-empty log).
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- Run waves SEQUENTIALLY in one bash loop. Parallel waves = concurrent OAuth authorize hits from the same exit-IP pool → GitHub `state fail: POST 429` rate explodes.
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- Before a long background run, do a 2-3 account sanity wave on the target panel and read the log — pipeline drift (dead proxies, panel changes) shows up in the first minutes, not hours.
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## Log-line classification
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- Success: `user_id=N quota=... mode=token key=YES`.
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- `authorize redirect without code: github.com/account/unverified-email` — account email unverified; PERMANENT for that account, skip.
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- `callback http=200 Unable to connect to GitHub server` — panel-side OAuth exchange failure; RETRYABLE.
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- `state fail: POST 429` — GitHub OAuth app/IP rate limit; retryable later with pacing (runner already forces sleep ≥20s).
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- `WinError 10060` proxy timeouts — auto-rotated, count as retryable if the account never got a code.
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- Expect ~30-50% yield per pass; plan a retry pass over retryable classes after the wave.
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## Pool quality
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- The TAIL of `gh_accounts.json` (high indices) tends to be unverified-email accounts — don't assume remaining idx capacity is usable; a 2-account probe reveals it.
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- Pool record shape: `{login, email, password, totp}`.
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## Panel liveness rules
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- 401 `Invalid token` (new-api error format) = panel ALIVE, keys dead → re-register.
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- HTTP 500 `Database error` = panel broken → skip.
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- 403 `request blocked` / Cloudflare HTML = panel fronted/blocked → skip or browser path.
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- Never trust a forwarded post's model list — smoke-test with the panel's SMOKE_MODEL (see `reg_proxy100.py`) immediately after registering.
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