why is this happening ?err:connection with the server is interrupted

so i have been trying to run hybrid 5017 source
but everytime i try to login
i get error :connection with the server is interrupted ,please relogin
iam using conquer loader v5.2
and local ip 192.168.x.x in config
iam sure ports are excatly the same in the loader and the source
iam getting no excepetions in the console too
so why is this error happening ?

pls help:handsdown:

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Originally Posted by bighacko so i have been trying to run hybrid 5017 source but everytime i try to login i get error :connection with the server is interrupted ,please relogin iam using conquer loader v5.2 and local ip 192.168.x.x in config iam sure ports are excatly the same in the loader and the source iam getting no excepetions in the console too so why is this error happening ? pls help:handsdown:

Are you literally using "192.168.x.x" in your config?

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Originally Posted by Spirited Are you literally using "192.168.x.x" in your config?

thanks for responding
no i got my ip from cmd ipconfig
it's 192.168.1.6

You shouldn't need to use ConquerLoader for 5017. Server.dat should be in plain text for you to modify. But if you're having problems connecting, then check your firewall settings. You may need to add an exception for the ports you want open.

ok ...i changed the ip in server dat however i got error
("server.dat is damaged or failed to open ,please reinstall the game")
so iam using conquer loader for now
i turned firewall off completely
yet still the same the error
i have another 5017 sources that works on the same clients aero/arco
but idon't get why hybrid doesn't
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if (Database.IsValidAccount(Client, ref Client.Identifier))
{
Console.WriteLine("ok");
if (Kernel.AuthPool.ContainsKey(Client.Identifier))
{
Kernel.AuthPool[Client.Identifier] = Client;
}
else
{
Kernel.AuthPool.Add(Client.Identifier, Client);
}
Client.AuthPhase = AuthPhases.AuthComplete;
Sender.Send(PacketBuilder.AuthResponse("192.168.1. 6", Client.Identifier, 255, 5816));
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("no");
Sender.Disconnect();
}

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i think the error has to do with this code
i added these console statements ok/no:feelsbadman:
and no gets printed in the console
so the statement in red is never true and disconnect() is called :thinking:
iam no coder so can you help
ty

If you run the following command in a command prompt window, do you see the ports you're expecting in the LISTENING state?

Optionally, you can go to Resource Monitor instead (search in start menu) and go to the Network tab. Should be under Listening Ports.

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Originally Posted by Spirited If you run the following command in a command prompt window, do you see the ports you're expecting in the LISTENING state? Code: netstat -anp TCP Optionally, you can go to Resource Monitor instead (search in start menu) and go to the Network tab. Should be under Listening Ports.

both ports 9958,5816 are listening ..
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Have you set a breakpoint on the disconnect and looked at the call stack to figure out why it's failing?

i tried using windows 10 32 , windows 7
still didn't work really

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Originally Posted by bighacko i tried using windows 10 32 , windows 7 still didn't work really

Version of Windows shouldn't matter unless you're running something unsupported.

Just looked over your code example... must have missed your description below the image. It sounds like you may not have your database set up correctly. Are your database connection strings correct?

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Originally Posted by Spirited Version of Windows shouldn't matter unless you're running something unsupported. Just looked over your code example... must have missed your description below the image. It sounds like you may not have your database set up correctly. Are your database connection strings correct?

thanks spirited :handsdown:
i'm using the database from the original thread ..its flatfile so i don't have to connect to db
is that right :confused:
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Originally Posted by bighacko thanks spirited :handsdown: i'm using the database from the original thread ..its flatfile so i don't have to connect to db is that right :confused: ____________________________________________ original thread [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] the db [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Oh, I see. If that's the case, have you tried debugging the server and stepping into the IsValidAccount method to see why it's returning false? Aka. if it can't find the file or if it's returning a bad password match? That could help you narrow down why it's failing. The original thread may also help you with questions that've already been asked.

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Originally Posted by Spirited Oh, I see. If that's the case, have you tried debugging the server and stepping into the IsValidAccount method to see why it's returning false? Aka. if it can't find the file or if it's returning a bad password match? That could help you narrow down why it's failing. The original thread may also help you with questions that've already been asked.

it turned out to be a dumb error
kinshi database comes with no accounts created
as soon as i made an account it worked
i thought logging in creates an account like other sources
turns out not:rolleyes:
ty

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Originally Posted by bighacko it turned out to be a dumb error kinshi database comes with no accounts created as soon as i made an account it worked i thought logging in creates an account like other sources turns out not:rolleyes: ty

Sweet! Glad it was something simple. Yeah, a lot of sources actually don't use that hack. It was a way of getting around not knowing the password encryption back then. Have fun!