CRoomClient::OnLeaveServer

I get an error to terminate the relay server whenever I join a room, there's that error in my log file:
"[ ERROR ][ CRoomClient::OnLeaveServer ] 2018-07-16 10:09:43:106 CRoomClient OnLeaveServer Error. m_errorType : 11"

Any idea how to bypass that sht? some fag dcing me

If you got blacklisted; close the chat serv connection at loading screen & before channel list. (28013 port, you can use Process Hacker or any kind of software)
=> John/Robin's blacklist listens for channel join. So, you wouldn't get dc if u do that. There are also more plenty ways to bypass their method but this one is the best for legit users.

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Originally Posted by SilverEmerald If you got blacklisted; close the chat serv connection at loading screen & before channel list. (28013 port, you can use Process Hacker or any kind of software) => John/Robin's blacklist listens for channel join. So, you wouldn't get dc if u do that. There are also more plenty ways to bypass their method but this one is the best for legit users.

I close port 28013 on loading screen using process hacker, but still DCing whenever I join a room.

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Originally Posted by Nexiero I close port 28013 on loading screen using process hacker, but still DCing whenever I join a room.

If you don't connect to chatserver, you won't get dc. You can also do it with the retarded way (hosts file since the chatserver goes to local)
This should be enough for legit people too.

Am I doing anything wrong?
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Originally Posted by SilverEmerald If you don't connect to chatserver, you won't get dc. You can also do it with the retarded way (hosts file since the chatserver goes to local) This should be enough for legit people too.

ah sec lel

How is it possible to block a port using hosts file though? Thought it's only possible to block domains/ips with that.

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Originally Posted by Nexiero Am I doing anything wrong? [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] ah sec lel How is it possible to block a port using hosts file though? Thought it's only possible to block domains/ips with that.

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blocked it through firewall and same thing
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Update: if I block it on firewall from outbound connections, it gets completely blocked, but I get "failed to join relay server tunnel" msg.

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Originally Posted by Nexiero blocked it through firewall and same thing [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] Update: if I block it on firewall from outbound connections, it gets completely blocked, but I get "failed to join relay server tunnel" msg.

Then you should time it right to close the 28013 port before channellist_req (chatc2s) gets sent to server.
(Chat server connection happens at "Connecting to server")

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Originally Posted by SilverEmerald Then you should time it right to close the 28013 port before channellist_req (chatc2s) gets sent to server. (Chat server connection happens at "Connecting to server")

How can I time it for that? Is channellist_req sent with "Connecting to server" too?

Tried again with different timing then I got that:
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Sorry for wasting more of your time, i can't seem to do this the right way. :(