Connect through Proxy

[Korellated]

So here's the deal: I created a .jar file which i open through cmd.

java -cp proxy.jar Proxy 1337 xxx.xx.xxx.xxx <port> www.google.be 80

This is all working fine, when i connect to localhost:1337, I see google.
Now I changed the connection config of my private server's ip to my localhost, and obviously changed google and it's port to the gameservers ip/port. No trouble so far, I start openkore and it works! But does it really work? How can i check my user's IP adress, is this functionality present in openkore?

Greetz,

Korellated.

[Scarya]

Sounds interessting.
First: Your IP http://www.ip-adress.com/IP_adresse/
Second: Choose one of them http://www.workingproxies.info/proxies.shtml
Check your IP again.

[Korellated]

Apperantly openkore succeeds in logging in on the charserver with the proxy (and fails connecting whenever i'm not running the jar file), but for establishing a connection with the gameserver itself it doesn't use the proxy. cmd netstat -a did the trick.

Guess i'll have to modify openkore to my needs

[kali]

Would there be any chance of you opensourcing your proxy?

[kr105]

I've made something similar in C.. and I had the same problem.. the solucion isn't in the Openkore/RO Client side..

Remember the packets structure, they send the IP:Port to the client, and of course the client connect to that IP:Port, so you need to modify that packets to point to the proxy IP instead to the original RO Server IP.

I'm noob in Java, so I can't help you more..


Hope that this help!

Regards.