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Currentely im trying to connect on socks 4 for my unlimited bot and i want to know what api calls do i need when sending my port and the ip. Can Someone Help Me?

Here is an example:

Blah = Split(GetStuff("Main", "Server"), ".")
................      
GateBuf.InsertWORD 6112
   For i = LBound(Blah) To UBound(Blah)
           GateBuf.InsertBYTE CStr(Blah(i))
   Next i

so im thinking the ip would stay the same?

Quote from: Maddox on May 27, 2003, 11:32 PM
You can just send chr(23) and chr(224) for the port.

There are no special API calls needed.

I'd recommend not hardcoding 6112 in a nonobvious way, especially since Blizzard's now planning to change the Battle.net port.

Quote from: Maddox on May 28, 2003, 04:51 PM

Quote from: Skywing on May 28, 2003, 01:22 PM

Quote from: Maddox on May 27, 2003, 11:32 PM
You can just send chr(23) and chr(224) for the port.

There are no special API calls needed.

I'd recommend not hardcoding 6112 in a nonobvious way, especially since Blizzard's now planning to change the Battle.net port.

How do you know?  

Bacause he is God 9p

but for some reason its not working.... What can be wrong?

ports arent usually a DWORD, they are usually an unsigned short, or WORD in win32 terms.

he put word..

here is the full thing:
Blah = Split(GetStuff("Main", "Server"), ".")
InsertByte &H4
InsertByte &H1
InsertWORD 6112
   For i = LBound(Blah) To UBound(Blah)
           InsertBYTE CStr(Blah(i))
   Next i
InsertByte &H0
SendPacket Ws

can anyone tell me whats wrong with it now?

i got what i had to do with the port but now what do i with the ip?

Here's my method and it works great...

(BYTE) 0x04
(BYTE) 0x01
(WORD) 6112 - Reversed
(DWORD) IP of destination
(STRING) User ID
(BYTE) 0x00

-- OR -- for the PORT you could do

(BYTE) 0x17
(BYTE) 0xE0

--

For the Destination IP, use inet_addr()
Declare Function inet_addr Lib "ws2_32" (ByVal IP As String) As Long

--

When the proxy sends you back 0x5A, then you can begin sending the normal packets used for Battle.net.

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Edit:
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Err.... I don't think that will work, I think it's missing some bytes, not sure since I don't have my packet logs from before...

thanks userloser ill try it out your method later.

Quote from: c0ol on May 29, 2003, 02:36 PM
ports arent usually a DWORD, they are usually an unsigned short, or WORD in win32 terms.

Short and Long have been known to change definition with different processors/languages. WORD has not.

The definition of what's a word changes a lot between processors. The only processors it has stayed much the same on are the processors that work on multiples of 8 bits.

Quote from: SiMi on June 03, 2003, 11:06 PM
thanks userloser ill try it out your method later.

Where's the +1 on my karma?

-1 to UserLoser for requesting a +1