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Originally Posted by ieyancallo
Okay. Thanks for enlightening me. :handsdown: Btw, I tried a different method instead of using Fiddler. I went to task manager, etc and find the remote address and remote port.
Is this format correct?
start rohanclient.exe "http://remote address:remote port of the connection&1&country code"
I cannot find the country code. Sorry for being noob. Cannot find the <target> thing? It is in the properties of the client right?
It worked on other private servers. The .bat method. But when I tried to do it on playrohanPH. It says HTTP whener I log in. Does this mean that my code is wrong?
HTTPS_SERVER_STATUS_ERROR
I also noticed that everytime I run the client from .bat or your method, the name of the client is not the same when I run it from the launcher. I think it is like a defense?
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some pservers change the name of the client.exe file it runs. you can see this in action by renaming rohanclient.exe to something else, then launch via the loader. if the game starts, the rohanclient.exe file is a decoy and the real client lives under another nane. Open your task list and see what client is running for rohan.
that ": port" is needed only if they are running their login web server on a non-standard port (it is a way some sites try to reduce getting servberlist information)
start rohanclient.exe "http://<remote address>:<remote port of the connection web server&1&<country code"
you don't need quotes around the parameter as it is passed as a single string without blanks.
You won't see the country code in the task manager. You need a protocol sniffer like Fiddler or WireShark to see what the request and response data is.
web protocol sniffing 101:
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