Private server support - Only post connectivity issues in the subforum!
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stoner
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#1
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by stoner » 29 Jun 2012, 20:00
I cannot used WPE Pro and Grftool to find Server Information so I try Wireshark .. then I got this from Capture/Follow TCP Stream.
Is it posible converting hex to dec and get master version and version from this code?
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00000000 69 00 4f 00 d2 74 c1 7e 2e 9d 1e 00 aa 52 8e 20 i.O..t.~ .....R.
00000010 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ........ ........
00000020 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 01 73 ........ .......s
00000030 b2 3f c1 e9 17 52 61 67 4a 75 74 69 00 00 00 00 .?...Rag .exe....
00000040 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 58 01 00 00 01 00 ........ .X.....
Long time ago Openkore had "Openkore Calculator" on this URL :
http://www.openkore.com/calculator.php
to get "Version" Calculation still working?
I don't know how to convert hex to dec so I try
http://www.binaryhexconverter.com/hex-t ... -converter but answer not valid. Is it possible "B3 66 01 00 = 91827"? .. What formula?
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by SkylorD » 30 Jun 2012, 17:44
Where is your login and your password ?
You got the wrong "data box".
You need take on login's hour.
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stoner
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#3
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by stoner » 06 Jul 2012, 05:28
Filter can't find it.. I try many time. What should I do?
I tried
http://www.openkore.com/index.php/Connectivity_Guide
and when I type on filter "eth contains myusername" program can't find any thing.
also When I Open WPE my "ROserv.exe" alway close automatic.
another way to get it?
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by SkylorD » 07 Jul 2012, 18:43
With GRF Tools. Find him.
Small Tutorial :
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1) Open GRF Tools and click in "Open File" and open the .grf file from your server
2) Now, on the "browser", search for "clientinfo.xml" and extract for any place of your PC
3) Now, open him with Notepad and look the "syntax" :
address = address from your server
port = port from your server
version = version from your server
langtype = master_version from your server
Warning : If you search for "clientinfo" and inside him appears something like that: ◄çòW♠Û
Some data confusing, sure, it is encrypted.
I don't have found wiki tutorial '-'
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stoner
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by stoner » 08 Jul 2012, 03:47
From clientinfo.xml
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-874" ?>
<clientinfo>
<servicetype>xxx</servicetype>
<servertype>sakray</servertype>
<extendedslot></extendedslot>
</connection>
</connection>
<connection>
<display>www.xxx.com</display>
<desc>None</desc>
<address>www.xxx.com</address>
<port>6900</port>
<version>1024</version>
<langtype>5</langtype>
<registrationweb></registrationweb>
<aid>
<admin>2000001</admin>
<admin>2000002</admin>
<admin>2000003</admin>
<admin>2000004</admin>
</aid>
</connection>
</clientinfo>
and then I put information into Openkore/tables/server.txt
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Connecting to SirensServer (host x.x.x.x port xxxx)
Connecting to Account Server...
Connecting (x.x.x.x:6900)... connected
Secure Login...
Sending encoded password...
Disconnecting (x.x.x.x:6900)...disconnected
Connect failed, something is wrong with the login settings:
version: 1024
master_version: 5
serverType: xxx
Relogging in 30 seconds...
What's wrong with that error? Server shield detect or I found wrong clientinfo.xml.
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by SkylorD » 10 Jul 2012, 10:03
xxx ? it's wrong. (:
You used the PEViewer to know the correct serverType ?
Other thing :
This number is in hexadecimal. Convert to decimal.
Let's go. Stay well (:
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by EternalHarvest » 10 Jul 2012, 10:10
SkylorD wrote:
This number is in hexadecimal. Convert to decimal.
Usually there's no hexadecimal numbers in clientinfo.xml (and that's easily guessed by looking on port).
stoner
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#8
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by stoner » 10 Jul 2012, 17:11
SkylorD wrote:
xxx ? it's wrong. (:
You used the PEViewer to know the correct serverType ?
Other thing :
This number is in hexadecimal. Convert to decimal.
Let's go. Stay well (:
"xxx" = hide information
version 1024 Convert to decimal = 4132 also connect failed ..
EternalHarvest wrote: SkylorD wrote:
This number is in hexadecimal. Convert to decimal.
Usually there's no hexadecimal numbers in clientinfo.xml (and that's easily guessed by looking on port).
GRF Tools and Wireshark show same result "6900". Please advise me how to get correct server port.
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#9
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by SkylorD » 11 Jul 2012, 11:46
Usually there's no hexadecimal numbers in clientinfo.xml (and that's easily guessed by looking on port).
I know,I was just testing you.
The port is correct.
Why are you hiding information?
<adress>www.xxx.com</adress>
This is not needed = /
What's wrong with that error? Server shield detect or I found wrong clientinfo.xml.
There is more than one. Grf?
More than one clientinfo.xml? I do not think;/
The server has some protection?
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stoner
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#10
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by stoner » 12 Jul 2012, 06:11
SkylorD wrote:
Usually there's no hexadecimal numbers in clientinfo.xml (and that's easily guessed by looking on port).
I know,I was just testing you.
The port is correct.
Why are you hiding information?
<adress>www.xxx.com</adress>
This is not needed = /
What's wrong with that error? Server shield detect or I found wrong clientinfo.xml.
There is more than one. Grf?
More than one clientinfo.xml? I do not think;/
The server has some protection?
Got 2
1. ragju.grf = Private server that I asking
2. data.grf = Main Server or public server
When I open client program. It'll show this logo mean protection right?