[any bot]login problems

[sub1imina1]

when i try to log in to one of my accounts it receives no response from the login packet.  its just for that one account.  for example when i use stealthbot the last thing it says is "sending login information..." and nothing happens.  why arent i getting a response?

[BaDDBLooD]

Your using Warcraft III Right?  If you answered yes to this question, your account has been Closed By Blizzard Entertainment For Cheating.

[Forged]

haha pwnzored n00bzor

[sub1imina1]

no its starcraft.  i just wrote a section in my bot to change a password and tried it on that account.  if the change pass packet was incorrect is that punishable by closing of the account?  cuz im not sure if i wrote the code right and it was a first attempt.

[Falcon[anti-yL]]

Maybe post some code?

[UserLoser.]

Your using Warcraft III Right?  If you answered yes to this question, your account has been Closed By Blizzard Entertainment For Cheating.

That doesn't make much sense.  If your account is closed, Battle.net will tell you.

[sub1imina1]

ya i duno its driving me crazy it just simply sends no data back.  the connection stays open as well.  heres my shitty first attempt code:

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void changepass(char *username, char *password, unsigned long encryptvalue, SOCKET s, PacketBuffer &packetbuf){
   
   unsigned long lngSeed, lngKey, lngValue1, lngValue2, lngValue3;
   unsigned long dblSeed, dblKey;
   dblSeed = encryptvalue;
   dblKey = GetTickCount();
   lngSeed = dblSeed;
   lngKey = dblKey;
   char newpassword[]="test";

   packetbuf.insert(dblKey);
   packetbuf.insert(dblSeed);
   if(HashPass(password, strlen(password), &lngKey, &lngSeed, &lngValue1, &lngValue2, &lngValue3, 0) == false){
      return;
      printf("failed to hash pass\r\n");
   }
   packetbuf.insert(lngKey);
   packetbuf.insert(lngSeed);
   packetbuf.insert(lngValue1);
   packetbuf.insert(lngValue2);
   packetbuf.insert(lngValue3);
   if(HashPass(newpassword, strlen(newpassword), &lngKey, &lngSeed, &lngValue1, &lngValue2, &lngValue3, 0) == false){
      return;
      printf("failed to hash pass\r\n");
   }
   packetbuf.insert(lngKey);
   packetbuf.insert(lngSeed);
   packetbuf.insert(lngValue1);
   packetbuf.insert(lngValue2);
   packetbuf.insert(lngValue3);
   packetbuf.insert(username);
   packetbuf.sendpacket(s, 0x31);

}


[UserLoser.]

That's change password, not login.  Note that after too many failed logon attempts or change password attempts, the server will ignore your requests for a long time.

[BaDDBLooD]

Actually when i tried logging on Warcraft III with a bot, it just stopped at recieving 0x54.  The status code 0x0F means your account has been closed for cheating etc..

[UserLoser.]

Your using Warcraft III Right?  If you answered yes to this question, your account has been Closed By Blizzard Entertainment For Cheating.

Not only for cheating, there's other reasons.

[sub1imina1]

That's change password, not login.  Note that after too many failed logon attempts or change password attempts, the server will ignore your requests for a long time.

No I know thats change password.  The account worked before i ran that code.  Now when I attempt to log on to it it doesn't receive data.  I've tried stealth, spht, eternal, my own bot, and zds.  All the same.  I would try with regular client but i lost my cd.

[UserLoser.]

Note that after too many failed logon attempts or change password attempts, the server will ignore your requests for a long time.

[sub1imina1]

Note that after too many failed logon attempts or change password attempts, the server will ignore your requests for a long time.

nah thats not it either cuz i can log onto my other accounts with no problem.  i waited overnight and half of today without connecting.  has anyone ever had this problem with an account?

[Falcon[anti-yL]]

Note that after too many failed logon attempts or change password attempts, the server will ignore your requests for a long time.

nah thats not it either cuz i can log onto my other accounts with no problem.

Thats a different account.