What is it? Buddy of mine recieved it on my client, which doesn't know how to handle it because obviously I have no clue what it is. I'm guessing it's clan related:
[22:53:23] Unrecognized BNCS packet recieved
0000: FF 81 12 00 02 03 44 61 72 6B 4F 6E 65 5B 42 48 ÿ?....DarkOne[BH
0010: 5D 00 ].
Did he tell you what he was doing at the time? Was he in a war3 clan channel? Was a member recently added to his clan, or did they sign on / off (you get messages about everyone in your clan)
Quote from: UserLoser. on March 25, 2004, 03:44 PM
What is it? Buddy of mine recieved it on my client, which doesn't know how to handle it because obviously I have no clue what it is. I'm guessing it's clan related:
[22:53:23] Unrecognized BNCS packet recieved
0000: FF 81 12 00 02 03 44 61 72 6B 4F 6E 65 5B 42 48 ÿ?....DarkOne[BH
0010: 5D 00 ].
The only known purpose of the message currently is for a notify that you are being given leader status. (MessageData)+0x2 is the person resigning. The first two bytes are unknown.
I recently promoted Anthrax[BH]@Azeroth from Grunt to Shaman status, that could be it.
In this case, maybe the first two bytes represent the previous status of the user being promoted (first byte) and the status to which he was promoted (second byte)?
0x02 - Grunt
0x03 - Shaman
Just a guess.
Quote from: DarkOne on March 25, 2004, 09:18 PM
I recently promoted Anthrax[BH]@Azeroth from Grunt to Shaman status, that could be it.
In this case, maybe the first two bytes represent the previous status of the user being promoted (first byte) and the status to which he was promoted (second byte)?
0x02 - Grunt
0x03 - Shaman
Just a guess.
Yes, you are right, thanks. I've only received the message once.
Quote from: DarkOne on March 25, 2004, 09:18 PM
I recently promoted Anthrax[BH]@Azeroth from Grunt to Shaman status, that could be it.
In this case, maybe the first two bytes represent the previous status of the user being promoted (first byte) and the status to which he was promoted (second byte)?
0x02 - Grunt
0x03 - Shaman
Just a guess.
Yes, he's right
Format for those of you:
(BYTE) - Old rank
(BYTE) - New rank
(STRING) - User who changed your rank
Since 0x70 ~ 0x7F are known, and 0x81 is change rank packet(but I think the set rank packet 0x7F can also do such thing...)
What's 0x80 for then?