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02/08/2011 17:03 §hift#1
Problem solved, Thanks everybody.
#request close
02/08/2011 17:30 Basser#2
Why is your key a byte array?
Is it supposed to be a int or byte array?
Also if that byte array is longer than 4 bytes (the size of an int, what a coincidence!)
the size (54 in this case) should also be different. (Same goes for if its shorter than 4..)
02/08/2011 17:41 pro4never#3
I forget which patch the auth response packet changed in (fairly sure it was before 5290 but just asking). Are you trying to run current patch? Or some new but pre current one? The current auth response packet from my old source is...

Code:
public static byte[] AuthResponse(string Ip, uint UID, uint key, ushort Port)
        {
            byte[] Packet = new byte[52];
            WriteUInt16(52,0, Packet);
            WriteUInt16(1055, 2, Packet);
            WriteUInt32(UID, 4, Packet);
            WriteUInt32(key, 8, Packet);
            WriteUInt32(Port, 12, Packet);
            WriteUInt16(42508, 16, Packet);
            WriteUInt16(67, 18, Packet);
            WriteString(Ip, 20, Packet);
            return Packet;
        }
Sadly the parts aren't well labeled but it's working just fine using the following inputs.

Ip = game ip (obviously)
uid = Client uid
key = auth response type (2 for valid login)
port = game port.

if it's then failing to connect to game server chances are you're using the wrong port for the game server listener (keep in mind that using loader can force the port settings... so make sure they match up ^^)
02/08/2011 18:26 §hift#4
Sucks pretty hardcore, I still cannot login :/
02/08/2011 19:53 pro4never#5
So you mean to say that with that packet the client never attempts to connect to the game port at all? O_o that's simply not something that should be possible... Make sure that your loader ip/port settings match up with the stuff being sent in that packet as well as your game server listeners cause it certainly should be working fine.
02/08/2011 20:25 QuickCo#6
Are you sending the seed packet?
02/08/2011 21:12 pro4never#7
The client won't even send the auth response packet if you don't send the seed packet so that all comes before sending the auth response. Should in no way be an issue.
02/08/2011 22:19 §hift#8
Of Course I Send the Seed Packet, But I found other stupid things.
Problem solved.

Thanks Chris/Bas/QuickCO.

Respect~!