Sorry for the delay, I was asleep. Damn good sleep it was too. Version byte (0xc9) unchanged. Patch.txt on some other post in this forum. Enjoy.
Thanks, Yoni
/me slaps Yoni a high five!
Quote from: Yoni on June 01, 2004, 06:00 PMDamn good sleep it was too.
You were dreaming that you didn't have to update BNLS ever again? :-\
Yes finally updated :D
Why doesn't BNLS automatically update itself?...
Just a thought
How can BNLS update for patches on its own? how would it possible change the verybyte and change the .exe in the hashes
Quote from: CrAz3D on June 02, 2004, 12:56 AM
Why doesn't BNLS automatically update itself?...
Just a thought
Haven't gotten around to implementing that feature yet and it's prone to unwanted surprises so not sure we will.
Quote from: Gangz on June 02, 2004, 01:00 AM
How can BNLS update for patches on its own? how would it possible change the verybyte and change the .exe in the hashes
How can the games clients update themseleves?...
It would have to connected it self on a daily bases to check for updates in the system.
Quote from: Gangz on June 02, 2004, 02:30 PM
It would have to connected it self on a daily bases to check for updates in the system.
That's not a very hard thing to do.
how do u check to see what the new ver byte has changed to?
On my hash bot I just download a .ini file I keep uptodate on my server, get the version byte I need, then cleanly delete the file.
Quote from: Twix on June 02, 2004, 03:32 PM
how do u check to see what the new ver byte has changed to?
Use the BNLS_REQUESTVERSIONBYTE message.
QuoteBNLS_REQUESTVERSIONBYTE (0x10)
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This message requests the latest version byte for a given product.
The version byte is sent to Battle.net in SID_AUTH_INFO (0x50).
(DWORD) Product ID.*
* Valid product IDs are:
#define PRODUCT_STARCRAFT (0x01)
#define PRODUCT_BROODWAR (0x02)
#define PRODUCT_WAR2BNE (0x03)
#define PRODUCT_DIABLO2 (0x04)
#define PRODUCT_LORDOFDESTRUCTION (0x05)
#define PRODUCT_JAPANSTARCRAFT (0x06)
#define PRODUCT_WARCRAFT3 (0x07)
#define PRODUCT_THEFROZENTHRONE (0x08)
I think he is asking ho do you know the new ver byte
Quote from: MoNeY on June 02, 2004, 07:48 PM
I think he is asking ho do you know the new ver byte
It's fairly easy to guess. With minor updates the version code usually increments by one (assuming the minor revision increased by one). Subminor updates do not typically result in a new version code, however.