[ProxyParadise] (HELP) Double connections problem!

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Originally Posted by Dr.unreal I think he posted some working proxy or w/e . Anyway the GHBot thing is just providing a false signature since its protected by enigma -> simply unpack it with [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] and take a peek lol.

I didn't mean really to protect it, just for noobs not to decompile it! :) but if i want to get it protected i can do that easily! :) And thanks for knowing us how to bypass it! :p

And it's not called a true proxy, as i said it's just simple one! :p

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Originally Posted by GameHacker-PM- I didn't mean really to protect it, just for noobs not to decompile it! :) but if i want to get it protected i can do that easily! :) And thanks for knowing us how to bypass it! :p And it's not called a true proxy, as i said it's just simple one! :p

Heya :D Im bored so would you mind "protecting" it however you want and pming me with a link ? :) Its .net ... aka i think you cant truly protect it ^^ Cheerio

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Originally Posted by redouane24 i need helpe i need the [Settings] GameIP= BotIP= GamePort=5816 AuthPort= and ProxyIP= EncryptionKey= Useless= GamePort=5816 AuthPort=

Weren't you supposed to help the thread starter with his problem? :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by redouane24 Give me your Project for I see Problem

:facepalm::facepalm::facepalm::facepalm::facepalm:

Anyone else has some help to give me? I'm still stuck getting 2 connections and the packet that I receive before get dc doesn't have the game ip.

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Originally Posted by hyperco Anyone else has some help to give me? I'm still stuck getting 2 connections and the packet that I receive before get dc doesn't have the game ip.

If you breakpoint it, do you truly get two new connection events or is just the one connection duplicating itself inside the code?

guys proxy use for what ?
any one can explain to me

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Use google. We're not here to explain extremely basic networking terms to you.