Logged in as one user, posts as another.

[iAmArucarD]

I had my other stream name active, I disconnected and then proceeded to connect with the new stream name. When I was under the chat tab, I noticed that I had 3 users in chat. The 3 users were my bot and 2 stream accounts. So to do a quick test, I typed !bankheist 1 in my twitch chat from browser using my new stream login and proceeded to do the same in the application. The application posted under my other streamer name, even though I had logged out of it completely and logged into the new one. I thought this was a one off incident so I closed the application. It happened once more when I opened it again, so I connected then disconnected, closed the application again. This time when I loaded it, it was working fine, only 2 users in chat.

The  first !bankheist 1 from the image and test from iAmArucarD are posted directly from the applications chat. The first !bankheist 1 and second !bankheist 1 from ArucarDtv are posted from the twitch chat in browser. The third !bankheist 1 was posted from the chat tab in the application after I disconnected again and restarted.

Just thought I would report this weird little issue. I looked through the other reports and do not believe I saw this one on there, I apologize if it is.

[ExpertsOnline]

When you change streams, you will need to re-authenticate the streamer login each time. If not, it will still have the old stream credentials.

DeepBot by design was not built to support hot switching of streams with the same database. As such, it does not store multiple stream credentials.
If you would like to use it in this manner and utilize the streamer login section, the re-auth process would need to be done each time.

Regards,
Experts

[iAmArucarD]

Much appreciated for the answer, also a thank you to izlsnizzt for coming into the stream and discussing it as well.