Hum...
Here recvpackets :
http://pastebin.com/tegHjSs1
Try and find the correct serverType
What kind of error is this
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Don't worry I'll try my best^^
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Don't worry with this, just worry with extractions.also about the extraction of the tables, they all seem to be in utf-8 (theyre inside that folder as well) the wiki mentions BOM though, and I have no clue how to figure out if they're with/without it.
When you read this ?
Hum...Unrecognized character \x80; marked by <-- HERE after MZ<-- HERE near column 3 a
t extractor.exe line 1.
Good, you advanced.
When you digit perl packet_extract.pl bla bla bla
Later time, a new message will appear :
Digit : extractor.exe > recvpackets
Something like.
Don't close CMD, with same windows, you will digit extractor.exe > recvpackets.
If you are interested in using this tool, post pictures step by step how you're doing.
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All files must be in UTF-8 without BOM with Unix line endings (LF). Almost any text editor (except Notepad) can do these conversions without problems.Don't worry with this, just worry with extractions.
When you read this ?
its in category:tables on the OKwiki
which is kinda fun, since I used notepad for the utf-8 conversion and it is also mentioned in the svn somewhere.
For the pearl part, I will upload them tomorrow, I think I am gonna hit the sacks soon^^ kinda 4am here by now.
But it might be worth mentioning, that I got the "extractor.exe > recvpackets" message, if I did it though, the extractor which got executed in the process crashed before giving any output.
Unrecognized character \x80; marked by <-- HERE after MZ<-- HERE near column 3 a
t extractor.exe line 1.
This error I got when I used: Perl extractor.exe > recv.......... - It also resulted in a recvpackets.txt which was empty, out of curiousity, do you think it is possible it's because im running a 64bit system (wouldn't be the first time it screws up some stuff)
if yes I would be able to use the extractor in dosbox using windows 3.11 -> gonna check up on that later
Also I encountered this problem: Packet Parser: Unhandled Packet: 006C Handler: connection_refused
006C is included in the recvpackets you provided, which I first checked. Sadly I can't see where this should point me at.
Also you mentioned have fun figuring out the server type, which should be narrowed to either: kRO_RagexeRE_2010_11_24a or kRO_RagexeRE_2010_08_03a
I prefer the 08 server considering the compilation date was before november, so technically it shouldn't be the 11 one.
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Re: What kind of error is this
Notepad could do just utf-8 conversion, but not BOM and line endings. Maybe it's Notepad++ which is mentioned in FAQ, macro manual etc?RObotic wrote:All files must be in UTF-8 without BOM with Unix line endings (LF). Almost any text editor (except Notepad) can do these conversions without problems.
its in category:tables on the OKwiki
which is kinda fun, since I used notepad for the utf-8 conversion and it is also mentioned in the svn somewhere.
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Ok, I figured out the 006C Hander, it is the Charblocksize, fixed it - now I can connect to the server, I get disconnected from the mapserver though as soon I get an owerweight msg, sadly there are no implications why.
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I encountered some other unknown packets/problems
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Stuck during route is normal.
I think only the Devs and kLabMouse that could can fix it.Packet Parser|Tokenizer (unknown/unsupported packets)
Part 1)
You may add the missing packetswitches to the packet_list{switch} in the serverType where it belongs for the following errors:
"Packet Parser: Unknown switch: xxxx"
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