Authserver problem

08/29/2011 17:14 BaussHacker#1
I can't seems to find the problem with my authserver, but it's stucked at "Logging into Account server".

It connects fine to the server, but it seems like I might structured something wrong in the packets?

Or I forgot to make something?

Screenshot of my codes:
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Thank you. :handsdown:

(Using client 5357 btw.)
08/29/2011 17:47 _DreadNought_#2
I've had this before, never found the fix for it.

It's fucking odd though, I started another sauce and it worked whereas the other one it didnt, near if not exact same code.
08/29/2011 18:06 BaussHacker#3
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Originally Posted by _DreadNought_ View Post
I've had this before, never found the fix for it.

It's fucking odd though, I started another sauce and it worked whereas the other one it didnt, near if not exact same code.
I will try that.
08/29/2011 18:53 Spirited#4
The only thing that I can think of is that your cipher is using an incorrect function to encrypt the packet. Where does a breakpoint test get you? Does it make it to the end of the NewConnection void? Does it make it to the Receive void in the socket system and the process void? If it doesn't make it to the receive void, then you need to rework your cipher.
08/29/2011 19:04 Korvacs#5
Is your try/catch being thrown in that send function?
08/29/2011 19:17 BaussHacker#6
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Originally Posted by Fаng View Post
The only thing that I can think of is that your cipher is using an incorrect function to encrypt the packet. Where does a breakpoint test get you? Does it make it to the end of the NewConnection void? Does it make it to the Receive void in the socket system and the process void? If it doesn't make it to the receive void, then you need to rework your cipher.
Let me check up on that, because it doesn't get to the receive.
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Originally Posted by Korvacs View Post
Is your try/catch being thrown in that send function?
I don't think so. Let me check :)