Client crash problem

~~Ribra~~ · 10/31/2020, 10:47

Hey, I'm having issue with 'Athena' filter (based on SR_Proxy's source), when I log on, select character and press start I get instant crash, anyone know's why? My dump file:

JoleChow* · 10/31/2020, 11:03

Tried to login without filter? i mean real login port to confirm this crash is filter issue

~~Ribra~~ · 10/31/2020, 11:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by JoleChow*

Tried to login without filter? i mean real login port to confirm this crash is filter issue

Yeah, works fine without filter, so it is filter issue

OKeks · 10/31/2020, 11:30

You can use the edx loader to compare packet flow to client with and without filter. Or maybe there is an option in the filter too. Maybe something is missing with filter...

~~Ribra~~ · 10/31/2020, 11:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by OKeks

You can use the edx loader to compare packet flow to client with and without filter. Or maybe there is an option in the filter too. Maybe something is missing with filter...

I'll try that, thanks, will let you know if it shows something useful

Quote:

Originally Posted by OKeks

You can use the edx loader to compare packet flow to client with and without filter. Or maybe there is an option in the filter too. Maybe something is missing with filter...

Tried using edx loader, here's my analyzer outputs:

hope someone can help me...

#HB · 10/31/2020, 17:24

Code:

ASSERT("p"), 668, .\gwnd.cpp

No clue what that specifically is, but it is a problem with some interface window.

florian0 · 10/31/2020, 21:59

Quote:
Originally Posted by #HB
Code:
ASSERT("p"), 668, .\gwnd.cpp
No clue what that specifically is, but it is a problem with some interface window.

It means "type not found". The UI is loaded and each class is instantiated by it's name. When the corresponding class for the given name is not found, "p" will be NULL, therefore the assert will trigger a fail.

Your UI uses a class which is not existing.

~~Ribra~~ · 11/01/2020, 21:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by florian0

It means "type not found". The UI is loaded and each class is instantiated by it's name. When the corresponding class for the given name is not found, "p" will be NULL, therefore the assert will trigger a fail.

Your UI uses a class which is not existing.

Interesting... still can't find the solution :/ any way I can disable that class? I've got full source of this filter
I'm getting this now:

Code:

ASSERT("(CPSMission) MSGID:0x9477,R(0),W(16),(´ú»¯À½)"), 186, d:\vss-od\silkroad\client\client\MsgStreamBuffer.h¶ˆø  Terminate Program¶ˆø  <Window De-Activate>d OS :  (build 9200)

florian0 · 11/01/2020, 22:33

Quote:
Originally Posted by Ribra
Interesting... still can't find the solution :/ any way I can disable that class? I've got full source of this filter
I'm getting this now:
Code:
ASSERT("(CPSMission) MSGID:0x9477,R(0),W(16),(´ú»¯À½)"), 186, d:\vss-od\silkroad\client\client\MsgStreamBuffer.h¶ˆø  Terminate Program¶ˆø  <Window De-Activate>d OS :  (build 9200)

Sounds like some custom packet stuff. You may wanna ask the guy who coded this for help. He probably knows what msgid 9477 is for