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Originally Posted by tiktokahay12
i need file new sorien, i can pay if work thanks
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I don't like replying to old topics, but since it's something relevant, I decided to respond.
I'm working on some versions of Sorien, but I'm running out of time to finish and test them.
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Originally Posted by lantingdewa
hack rohanclient to active clientside gm command is easy , the problem is most of pserver now lock their client with md5 hash , if its not correct you cannot login
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Regarding this, it's a problem, but it's easy to work around. Something that no one has noticed is that md5hash works solely with file sizes (I'll simplify without going into an in-depth explanation of md5; if you want to know more, look it up). Let's go: if you take any file of indefinite size and create an md5hash, you get a hash. However, if you take this file and replace some instructions while maintaining its size, the md5hash will remain the same. Here's the catch: if you want to enable Sorien to work, you can add some things. But you might exceed the size. From what I've analyzed, most rohanclient.exe files are modified via hex, and people don't bother removing the blocks of white code, which is essentially garbage and makes no difference. However, if you remove it, it will change the md5. So, if you only remove what you've added, the md5hash will be the same. The era of md5hash is over. There are better methods based on file size and creation or modification dates. Even then, it's not 100% secure. You'd have to work on something elaborate. I know of some parameters that rohanclient.exe passes that nobody uses, which could be employed, but that's a discussion for another time.