gProxy - Yet another proxy

[Nullable]

I'd love to test it.

[© Haydz]

Trying to get interested in CO development again, might just be the thing to spark it, I'm free and willing to test.

[gabrola]

Well, without doubt you are all welcome to try it out. Just finished the plugin manager and even made a quick packet logger plugin, worked perfectly. So I have about another hour or two to make an authentication server before I get back to studying.

[fireTQ]

i guess i can do that too .

[gabrola]

Originally Posted by fireTQ

i guess i can do that too .

Based on your previous posts you're not even a .NET developer

[Nullable]

Originally Posted by gabrola

Based on your previous posts you're not even a .NET developer

I suggest creating an invitation-only user group and invite whoever you find suitable, it will be also a good place to discuss anything about the subject.

[gabrola]

Originally Posted by Nullable

I suggest creating an invitation-only user group and invite whoever you find suitable, it will be also a good place to discuss anything about the subject.

Great idea, just invited the 3 of you.

[Ian*]

I'd be happy to write a few plugins for ya.

Also if ya need a place to host an auth server, files, or a support forum I can hook ya up with some ftp access. Got a few domains && hosting packages I'm not usin.

[gabrola]

Originally Posted by Ian*

I'd be happy to write a few plugins for ya.

Also if ya need a place to host an auth server, files, or a support forum I can hook ya up with some ftp access. Got a few domains && hosting packages I'm not usin.

Invited, and thanks for offering but I already got a host, going to start some website with a friend of mine once I'm done with gProxy. But I actually need to think of a method to secure this real well, don't want it getting cracked.

[Ian*]

your best bet is just do the auth in your native code, and encrypt your data being sent to your auth server with something like rc5.

not too hard, yet effective

[gabrola]

Originally Posted by Ian*

your best bet is just do the auth in your native code, and encrypt your data being sent to your auth server with something like rc5.

not too hard, yet effective

Nearly everything is in my native code anyway, just got make sure any encryption I use would be available in PHP.

[Ian*]

Originally Posted by gabrola

Nearly everything is in my native code anyway, just got make sure any encryption I use would be available in PHP.

Ah you're going to use php? My php auth went down every 15 mins, for some unknown reason to me. I'm not a web dev. though so I had no idea what i was doing there :P

[fireTQ]

Originally Posted by gabrola

Based on your previous posts you're not even a .NET developer

ah i guess so that too , sorry then can't do nothing at all .

[gabrola]

Originally Posted by Ian*

Ah you're going to use php? My php auth went down every 15 mins, for some unknown reason to me. I'm not a web dev. though so I had no idea what i was doing there :P

Oh, hahaha, I'm originally a web developer, so I have quite a good idea about how I'll make the auth server.

[raptordin]

Although I have no Development background what so ever, still I would be extremely interested in testing this. I do have extensive CO2 Game Playing / Botting experience.