i dunno what happend but thas is for all people dam
the "new" packet is just new for us, if they planned that before, its not new for the client. They are just sending them now, but it was already coded in previous patchs as someone above said. Well, but i wont defend this idea without any proof.Quote:
Hmm, I would say that a client update would be needed as the client wouldnt be able to understand any new packet that the server sends, this can cause unwanted effects, happened when i was coding a private server, kept causing the client to just close.
You make a very valid point. I guess the server is requesting a "new" packet from our clients. That we did not know it could create =PQuote:
the "new" packet is just new for us, if they planned that before, its not new for the client. They are just sending them now, but it was already coded in previous patchs as someone above said. Well, but i wont defend this idea without any proof.
I wonder how good for all would be if every one keep your proxy private... :) well i think we would hear people screaming at every corner...
Kindly provide the Values :cool: the new value and old value as the appeared before and after, and yourll get my Thanks ;) Cheers :)Quote:
Only realised 10 mins ago when I saw this that my proxy wasn't working...took about 5 minutes work to get it working again though...it's just one small change in the first packet you receive from the server (one with the server ip etc).
Half a hex pair changed xD
If your proxy is working the same way as mine, you'll be looking for a packet with "1F 04" as the 3rd and 4th hex pairs as the first packet from the server, this has been changed to "1C 04" meaning your proxy will not recognise the packet ID and not try to retreive the server IP/Port which the client needs to login (As I'm sure you know :D).Quote:
Kindly provide the Values :cool: the new value and old value as the appeared before and after, and yourll get my Thanks ;) Cheers :)
:cool: Well I tried to find it in my asm but no luck :D :rolleyes: I dont have the pleasure of Jav files to work with, only ASM, but if you wanna take a look at the V3n0M-4356-Build4 ASM to see if you can spot what needs to be changed its here ;) :cool:Quote:
If your proxy is working the same way as mine, you'll be looking for a packet with "1F 04" as the 3rd and 4th hex pairs as the first packet from the server, this has been changed to "1C 04" meaning your proxy will not recognise the packet ID and not try to retreive the server IP/Port which the client needs to login (As I'm sure you know :D).
ASM confuses me :/ I've only had to do a little in it before...what are you using to compile? (masm + tasm don't like your code :D)Quote:
:cool: Well I tried to find it in my asm but no luck :D :rolleyes: I dont have the pleasure of Jav files to work with, only ASM, but if you wanna take a look at the V3n0M-4356-Build4 ASM to see if you can spot what needs to be changed its here ;) :cool:
Neither :cool: Im being REALLY Awkward and using Hex, I just use IDA Pro, Load the exe file, then compare ASM to Hex, and change all the values on the Exe using HexWorkshop :eek: :rolleyes: If you could spot what needs changing, Id be able to do it in hex.Quote:
ASM confuses me :/ I've only had to do a little in it before...what are you using to compile? (masm + tasm don't like your code :D)
Edit: Since the servers are down it's possible that TQ may make some more changes, so we'll have to wait for that anyway.
Well, without logging in I can't find out if the packet id is used again, but try changing all occurances of '0x41F' in the source to '0x41C'. There should be 7 mentions of '0x41F' in total, so just use find + replace on them.Quote:
Neither :cool: Im being REALLY Awkward and using Hex, I just use IDA Pro, Load the exe file, then compare ASM to Hex, and change all the values on the Exe using HexWorkshop :eek: :rolleyes: If you could spot what needs changing, Id be able to do it in hex.
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Neither :cool: Im being REALLY Awkward and using Hex, I just use IDA Pro, Load the exe file, then compare ASM to Hex, and change all the values on the Exe using HexWorkshop :eek: :rolleyes: If you could spot what needs changing, Id be able to do it in hex.
Nah servers going dwn shouldnt change anything, there just resetting all the GM/PM passes, Account info is being roll'dbackd, and there admin Passes are being changed, I think they finally worked out there admin security was comprimised :rolleyes: