Anyone have a BNLS Login Sequence That i can Look at?

[o.OV]

What point? You said "How you get the connection made doesn't determine if you are a code thief."

I said "How".
You stated a scenario and I agreed to it.
Reminder.. it IS A SCENARIO.
Meaning.. it isn't always the case.

Weather or not he may not understand, you're trying to talk about something that doesn't exist.

You understood something that doesn't exist?

Then learn to fix your wording ..

My wording is fine..
Anyone else who read this thread
would have known what I was talking about
when I said "connection"

.. and a web browser is not required to look up a webpage.

Did I say it was required?
I said if I were you I would use a web browser.
Heck.. If you want to use telnet instead..
Go for it =)

Strange.. I don't recall removing that post.

Just continue thinking you're always right.

o_o
So now you think you can read minds..
What part of what I said was wrong?

[MyndFyre]

Nice this post has become a bunch of people flaming each other.... You guys must have a lot of free time. Baddblood try downloading soup bot source code. I learned alot off of it. It has almost everything you would ever need from BNLS Logins, all packets are proccessed and its pretty well layed out. If you cant find it try www.sacred-soldiers.com or cold-chaos.net or another site like one of them. I hope this helps

For me, I did manage to get part of the connection algorithm from SoupBot, which basically involved me manually tracing through the path of execution of what *should* happen.  Unfortunately, SoupBot branches in a certain location.

After I decided it would be fruitless, I read through the BNLS Protocol Spec's description of 0x50 through 0x58....  Combining that with packetlogging got me off to a decent start.  =)

[Arta]

Enough.