CSB Hash Connect INSIDE

[MyndFyre]

Hashes may seem faster to connect with, but most public CheckRevision functions are slower than the BNLS Check Revision, therefore you usually get a better ping time when using BNLS. (At least this is the case for me)

idk what BNLS or local hashing has to do with Bnet ping time anyway.  My bot is set up to send the ping packet to Battle.net as soon as it receives it.

[phvckmeh]

You can use Hashes with exileasy.ocx though

so where can i find it?

[hismajesty]

probably could ask on the Exile forums.

[Stealth]

Is it possible to use hashes to connect with CSB (cleanslatebot) and/or what would i do/need to incorporate them

While you can't use hashes from within CSB, you can write a hashed connection and call your existing CSB event subroutines based on things that happen in hashing. For example, you can parse a join event in your hashing connection handler and call CSB_UserJoins(), filling out the necessary variables, so that you don't have to code those events twice.

[Networks]

You could impliment a hashed connection along a CSB one I sure its possible.

ExileEasy is made by CrAz3D it allows for both hashing and BNLS connections. ( Must have your own BNLS ID ). Very similar to CSB possibly better. Connects to all clients via BNLS and to most clients while using hashes. Allows for checking Profile system keys among other things like a included addchat sub. Too bad it requires an auth and CrAz3D is the only one that'll give you one.

[Forged]

It is beter than csb, I don;t thikn he is that picky on the auth, just pm him.

[phvckmeh]

It is beter than csb, I don;t thikn he is that picky on the auth, just pm him.

ok so now, how would i get this? there is no CrAz3D on that site

[ChR0NiC]

There is a CrAz3D on this site

[phvckmeh]

There is a CrAz3D on this site

http://forum.valhallalegends.com/phpbbs/index.php?board=;action=viewprofile;user=CrAz3D
weird how i searched for him and nothing???

[Arta]

Your checkrevision time could certainly affect your ping time... What if you received SID_PING while you were processing checkrevision, and had to wait until that was compelte to respond to the ping?

[Eric]

Your checkrevision time could certainly affect your ping time... What if you received SID_PING while you were processing checkrevision, and had to wait until that was compelte to respond to the ping?

SID_PING is always received before you receive the packets containing the values required to process a checkrevision.

[MyndFyre]

Your checkrevision time could certainly affect your ping time... What if you received SID_PING while you were processing checkrevision, and had to wait until that was compelte to respond to the ping?

It's called "multithreading."  

SID_PING is always received before you receive the packets containing the values required to process a checkrevision.

I'm not sure about that....  That may be how it has been observed, and it makes sense.  I just hate to say "always" or "never" about much of anything....

[Eric]

Your checkrevision time could certainly affect your ping time... What if you received SID_PING while you were processing checkrevision, and had to wait until that was compelte to respond to the ping?

It's called "multithreading."  

SID_PING is always received before you receive the packets containing the values required to process a checkrevision.

I'm not sure about that....  That may be how it has been observed, and it makes sense.  I just hate to say "always" or "never" about much of anything....

I believe it's always sent from the server before the packets containing the hash values are sent and believe it is sent this way to ensure that what Arta said won't occur.

[CrAz3D]

Ping request is sent from BNET to bot, why wouldn't the bot automatically send the answer back to BNET?...why would it send the request to BNLS first?

The ping request doesn't coem from BNLS, why BNLS effect the ping value?

[MyndFyre]

Ping request is sent from BNET to bot, why wouldn't the bot automatically send the answer back to BNET?...why would it send the request to BNLS first?

The ping request doesn't coem from BNLS, why BNLS effect the ping value?

Which was exactly my point.  What Arta was suggesting was that, if you're operating on a single thread and you're servicing the CheckRevision function before the ping function, you have to wait for the CheckRevision request to complete -- which, if you're using BNLS, may take some time, causing your response to the ping to slow down.