Hey all need some help.

[Final]

Hey I need some help for some reason when i use these packets to go into channel HELLO i go to the void what am i doing wrong

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                               InsertNTString("unkownname");
                               InsertNTString("");
                               SendPacket(0x0A);
                               
                               InsertDWORD(0x01);
                               InsertNTString("hello");
                               SendPacket(0x0C);


[UserLoser]

Sending channel join flag type 1 with a name like that will most likely send you to the wrong place.  1 is for joining product specific channels

[Final]

Would it mean anything if my key is muted?

[l2k-Shadow]

Would it mean anything if my key is muted?

no, only if it is voided. sending flag 0x02 will force join a channel.

[Final]

Am i doing this correctly?
Cuz i sometimes cant get in wierd.

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case 0x000:
           {
                      addchat("[BNET]Passed challenge");
                      char hashedpassword[MAX_PATH];
                      doubleHashPassword(bnet_password,clienttoken,servertoken,hashedpassword);
                      InsertDWORD(clienttoken);
                      InsertDWORD(servertoken);
                      InsertNonNTString(hashedpassword);//Hashed Password//
                      InsertNTString(bnet_username);     
                      SendPacket(0x29);   
                      addchat("[BNET]Sent 0x29");
           }break;


[l2k-Shadow]

Am i doing this correctly?
Cuz i sometimes cant get in wierd.

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case 0x000:
           {
                      addchat("[BNET]Passed challenge");
                      char hashedpassword[MAX_PATH];
                      doubleHashPassword(bnet_password,clienttoken,servertoken,hashedpassword);
                      InsertDWORD(clienttoken);
                      InsertDWORD(servertoken);
                      InsertNonNTString(hashedpassword);//Hashed Password//
                      InsertNTString(bnet_username);     
                      SendPacket(0x29);   
                      addchat("[BNET]Sent 0x29");
           }break;


the password hash will always be 20 bytes long for OLS clients, so try changing that... also make sure your client token is static throughout the entire login sequence (however that won't make a difference here).

[Final]

well how would i go about changing it ? I dont understand you.

[l2k-Shadow]

well how would i go about changing it ? I dont understand you.

lol... how about something along these lines?

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char hashedpassword[19];


[MyndFyre]

well how would i go about changing it ? I dont understand you.

lol... how about something along these lines?

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char hashedpassword[19];


Usually hashes are 20 bytes, aren't they?

[l2k-Shadow]

well how would i go about changing it ? I dont understand you.

lol... how about something along these lines?

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char hashedpassword[19];


Usually hashes are 20 bytes, aren't they?

which is why it would be 19. arrays start at 0, or is there something i am mssing?

[MyndFyre]

well how would i go about changing it ? I dont understand you.

lol... how about something along these lines?

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char hashedpassword[19];


Usually hashes are 20 bytes, aren't they?

which is why it would be 19. arrays start at 0, or is there something i am mssing?

But C arrays are declared and initialized with the size, not the top index.

[Final]

Yes dude its not size.

[UserLoser]

well how would i go about changing it ? I dont understand you.

lol... how about something along these lines?

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char hashedpassword[19];


Usually hashes are 20 bytes, aren't they?

which is why it would be 19. arrays start at 0, or is there something i am mssing?

19 means 19 elements. 0 - 18 is 19 items.  There is no 19th

[l2k-Shadow]

well how would i go about changing it ? I dont understand you.

lol... how about something along these lines?

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char hashedpassword[19];


Usually hashes are 20 bytes, aren't they?

which is why it would be 19. arrays start at 0, or is there something i am mssing?

19 means 19 elements. 0 - 18 is 19 items.  There is no 19th

right i get it now. thanks for clarifiying.

[Final]

Thanks to that It logins more reccently heh thanks.

-Well I need some more help-
Ok ive having problems getting strings.

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class debuff
{     
      public:
             char packet[MAX_PATH];
             int ps;
             void setpos(int set);
             void newpacket(char buffer[MAX_PATH]);
             WORD getword();
             DWORD getdword();
             char* getstring();
             void skipfiletime();
};
void debuff::newpacket(char buffer[MAX_PATH]){
     memcpy(packet,buffer,sizeof(buffer)+1);
     ps=4;                   
}
WORD debuff::getword(){
     WORD value=*(unsigned long*)(packet+ps);
     ps=ps+2;   
     return value; 
}
DWORD debuff::getdword(){
     DWORD value=*(unsigned long*)(packet+ps);
     ps=ps+4;     
     return value;         
}
char* debuff::getstring(){
     char* value=packet+ps;
     ps=ps+strlen(value);
     return value;             
}
void debuff::skipfiletime(){
     ps=ps+8;                   
}