my own private RO server|Denied connection using XKore3

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my own private RO server|Denied connection using XKore3

#1 Post by sleepingkirby »

I compiled and am running my own custom server and client (2013-08-07a).
Without using XKore, the bot seems to work fine. When I try to connect using XKore 3, as soon as I login with a character, I get disconnected. I've been at this for hours now. If I can get some help, I'd really appreciate it. This is for a class project so if I need to compile to a lower version of the server and client, that's okay.


Below is the output of openkore with debug on

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Received character ID and Map IP from Character Server
----------Game Info----------
Char ID: FB 49 02 00 (150011)
MAP Name: pay_dun01.gat
MAP IP: <myserver name here>
MAP Port: 5121
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Disconnecting (<myserver ip here>:6121)...disconnected
Modifying Map Logon packet... next server to connect (<myserver name here>:5121)
Closing connection to Character Server
Client network buffer flushed out
Removing pending packet from queue
XKore Proxy: RO Client connected (127.0.0.1:19603).
Connecting (<myserver name here>:5121)... connected
Packet Tokenizer: Unknown outgoing switch: FB00
Disconnecting (<myserver ip here>:5121)...disconnected
The server has denied your connection.
Removing pending packet from queue
addition: The server (rathena) is saying this:

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[Info]: clif_parse: Disconnecting session #8 with unknown packet version (p:0x022d,l:5).
using:
master_version 3
version 45

For the server configuration.
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Re: my own private RO server|Denied connection using XKore3

#2 Post by sleepingkirby »

Fixed! I'm an idiot. I didn't hit save when I changed the serverType and the addTableFolders in the servers.txt so the server didn't understand what 0x022d was for. Thanks for all those that took a look at my thread.