Warrock login string

[dybo6]

With my program I login to the warrock server. I get my NPP through webrequest when I first login.

I build my string like this:

            sb.Append(Environment.TickCount.ToString());
            sb.Append(" 4352 ");
            sb.Append(WRCrypt.rnd());
            sb.Append(" 0 ");
            sb.Append(username);
            sb.Append(" ");
            sb.Append(npp.Split(':')[3]);
            sb.Append(" ");
            sb.Append(username);
            sb.Append(" ???? 1 0 ");
            sb.Append(npp);
            sb.Append(" ");
            sb.Append(Environment.NewLine);
            byte[] bBytes = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(sb.ToString());
            bBytes = WRCrypt.xor(bBytes, (byte)195);
            return bBytes;

First time I login and everything works fine. Second I login with different account and retreives NPP and my first account logs in?

Somebody Knows what the error is?

[Alliance™]

Try to add another webbrowser

[Maurice]

U ever heard of "Logout"? U can't login a second time within the same session -.-

[~iToXiiC]

Send logout
Close Socket
Wait 1 sec
Relogin

Have fun

[dybo6]

Aaah, So when I don't send the logout packet my account stays in the server right?

[~iToXiiC]

Yes and is timegettime not environment.tickcount

[+Yazzn]

Environment.TickCount Property
Gets the number of milliseconds elapsed since the system started.

timeGetTime function
The timeGetTime function retrieves the system time, in milliseconds. The system time is the time elapsed since Windows was started.

They are the same.

[Raz9r]

The system time does not even matter. Technically, the timestamps only need to follow the basic rules of linear temporal logic (LTL): For every packet a and b where a gets sent before b the timestamp of a needs to be smaller than the timestamp of b. Therefore you might as well just add one to the any packets timestamp to receive the next timestamp.