Ankama accounts

Store an Ankama account in Account Manager so a Full socket bot can sign in with it, and know exactly what Asterobot keeps on your computer. A bot in Full socket mode signs in to Ankama on its own, so it needs an Ankama account stored in Asterobot. You add it in Account Manager, with or without its password. If your bots only use MITM mode, short for man-in-the-middle, where a bot relays the game you play yourself, you don't need any of this: those bots never use a stored account. Caution Usi

Let Asterobot sign an Ankama account in by itself with a browser it drives, and find out what went wrong when Ankama doesn't let it through. When an account has a stored password, Asterobot can sign it in for you. It starts a real browser on the computer where it runs, fills in Ankama's sign-in page and reads the result, without showing any window by default. When Ankama doesn't let it through, Asterobot's log says why. What it needs A password stored for the account. See Add an account. Sig

Sign an Ankama account in yourself in your own browser, paste the link back into Asteroboard, and store or change the account's password. Manual sign-in works for any stored account and needs nothing installed next to Asterobot. You sign in on Ankama's page in your own browser, then copy one link back into Asteroboard. Use it for an account without a stored password, when automatic sign-in fails, or when Asterobot runs on a machine where no browser can be started. Open the sign-in dialog In A

What the badges in Account Manager really mean, and what each action in an account's menu does, including removing an account a bot uses. Every account in Account Manager shows badges for its state and has a menu of actions. A Signed in badge only means Asterobot holds the account's sign-in, not that Ankama still accepts it. Status badges Badge Meaning Signed in Asterobot holds a sign-in for this account, received from Ankama. Not signed in Asterobot holds no sign-in for the account.

Why accounts protected by Ankama Shield or two-factor authentication can't be used in Full socket mode, and how to use them with MITM mode instead. Ankama Shield and two-factor authentication add a step when an account signs in, such as a code to type or a device to approve. Asterobot doesn't support these accounts in Full socket mode. They work in MITM mode, where you sign in yourself, in Dofus. Not supported in Full socket mode In Full socket mode, Asterobot has to get through Ankama's sign