Request for Gov.br Login Automation Service in Docker Environment
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
Context:
The unified gov.br login is a centralized authentication system used by various public services and government agencies in Brazil. It allows users to access multiple government platforms and services with a single set of credentials. When a user attempts to log in to a participating website or application, they are redirected to a common login page hosted at "https://sso.acesso.gov.br/login". Here, users can enter their credentials, typically consisting of a username (usually their CPF - Cadastro de Pessoas Físicas, the Brazilian individual taxpayer registry identification) and a password.
Description:
I am reaching out to inquire about a service you may provide regarding the automation of Gov.br login within a Docker environment.
I have encountered difficulties automating the login process on Gov.br, particularly when attempting to execute the script within a Docker container. Despite successful tests on my local development environment (macOS), I consistently encounter a captcha challenge when running the script in a Docker container. Even after modifying the script to run in non-headless mode (using xvfb-run), the captcha persists, preventing successful login.
Therefore, I am seeking your expertise to adjust my login script in a way that prevents the captcha from appearing after the initial login step (insert CPF), specifically considering execution within a Docker container.
The unified gov.br login is a centralized authentication system used by various public services and government agencies in Brazil. It allows users to access multiple government platforms and services with a single set of credentials. When a user attempts to log in to a participating website or application, they are redirected to a common login page hosted at "https://sso.acesso.gov.br/login". Here, users can enter their credentials, typically consisting of a username (usually their CPF - Cadastro de Pessoas Físicas, the Brazilian individual taxpayer registry identification) and a password.
Description:
I am reaching out to inquire about a service you may provide regarding the automation of Gov.br login within a Docker environment.
I have encountered difficulties automating the login process on Gov.br, particularly when attempting to execute the script within a Docker container. Despite successful tests on my local development environment (macOS), I consistently encounter a captcha challenge when running the script in a Docker container. Even after modifying the script to run in non-headless mode (using xvfb-run), the captcha persists, preventing successful login.
Therefore, I am seeking your expertise to adjust my login script in a way that prevents the captcha from appearing after the initial login step (insert CPF), specifically considering execution within a Docker container.