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Hello. Is there any chance to receive valid codes for old client 1.9.4? #78
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Unfortunately not. |
wow thx for fast reply! |
Well...
I'm not quite sure you can do that.
You can certainly give it a shot, though.
Try
0ba2c48
or some commit near this one.
Em sex, 28 de set de 2018 às 11:05, pynkpanther <notifications@github.com>
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… wow thx for fast reply!
well. its really the original tibia client used by cip in 2006. therefore
i think tibiauto at around 1.9.5 should work flawlessly if there was no
code check.
do you think would it be possible that i download the code and checkout at
some commit back from 2006 and just try to make it work without the code?
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thx dude! i'll giv it a try ;) |
No problem...
Good luck! :)
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… thx dude! i'll giv it a try ;)
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mh. i think even got the code part, just changed the return values (see below). int CEnterCode::auth()
{
// we calculate good sum
int goodSum=randTab[0]*randTab[0]*11+randTab[1]*121+randTab[2]*randTab[1]*27+randTab[3]*23+randTab[4]*15+randTab[5]*randTab[6]*randTab[7]*11-randTab[3]*(randTab[5]+randTab[4]);
goodSum%=100000000;
// then md5 it
char buf[128];
char buf3[128];
sprintf(buf,"%d",goodSum);
CMD5 md5;
md5.setPlainText(buf);
sprintf(buf2,"%s",md5.getMD5Digest());
m_code.GetWindowText(buf3,127);
if (strcmp(buf2,buf3))
{
return 1;
//return 0;
} else {
return 0;
//return 1;
}
} |
It's been years since I last compiled it.
I think you can find a tutorial in here or on the forum as to how to
compile.
@Rebell or @Wisling made it, if I'm not mistaken.
It might be easy to try and understand how the code is generated and
reverse engineer it?
Em sex, 28 de set de 2018 às 11:54, pynkpanther <notifications@github.com>
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… mh. i think even got the code part, just changed the return values (see
below).
though i htink i m stuck compiling this monster. dozens of c++ files and
no makefile?
and its been some years i was last working with c/c++.
if you got any clue i'd be really thankful
int CEnterCode::auth()
{
// we calculate good sum
int goodSum=randTab[0]*randTab[0]*11+randTab[1]*121+randTab[2]*randTab[1]*27+randTab[3]*23+randTab[4]*15+randTab[5]*randTab[6]*randTab[7]*11-randTab[3]*(randTab[5]+randTab[4]);
goodSum%=100000000;
// then md5 it
char buf[128];
char buf3[128];
sprintf(buf,"%d",goodSum);
CMD5 md5;
md5.setPlainText(buf);
sprintf(buf2,"%s",md5.getMD5Digest());
m_code.GetWindowText(buf3,127);
if (strcmp(buf2,buf3))
{
return 1;
//return 0;
} else {
return 0;
//return 1;
}
}
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for anyone else finding this thread: though its from 2015, so 8-9 years after the version i am trying to build. i guess i have to somehow find such a version of Visual Studio when it wasnt called Visual Studio yet??? |
That's the thread I was talking about... :)
I still think it might be easier to reverse engineer it to find out how to
generate the code, though.
But good luck!
Em sex, 28 de set de 2018 às 12:13, pynkpanther <notifications@github.com>
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… for anyone else finding this thread:
found this thread on how to build:
From zero to build hero
<http://ma.tibiaauto.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=1018053>
though its from 2015, so 8-9 years after the version i am trying to build.
fround a *tibiaauto.dsp* file and inside:
# Microsoft Developer Studio Generated Build File, Format Version 6.00
i guess i have to somehow find such a version of Visual Studio when it
wasnt called Visual Studio yet???
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really thanx for your help so far man! i know its a shame but never ever really got into reverse engineering (start to think this could become a very educational thing xD). but nevertheless. dont i need the old microsoft developer studio to build a working win32 app? or do you think any recent visual studio version will do? |
I think you'll need to use the same version that Vanitas and Wisling were
using back then.
But if you reverse engineer it, you probably don't even need to compile it.
Just download the version that has already been compiled should work,
provided that you use an older operating system as well...
I think it will not work on Windows 10, for example.
Em sex, 28 de set de 2018 às 12:28, pynkpanther <notifications@github.com>
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… really thanx for your help so far man!
i know its a shame but never ever really got into reverse engineering
(start to think this could become a very educational thing xD).
but nevertheless. dont i need the old microsoft developer studio to build
a working win32 app? or do you think any recent visual studio version will
do?
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yea i already have the 1.9.8 and even tried it with the tibia client in a windows xp VM. seemed to work, except the code-authentication. i think i ll try to get into reverse engineering it. again thx for you help so far. i ll let you know how it works out. so far wish you good evening! |
Thanks, man.
Good luck!
:)
Em sex, 28 de set de 2018 às 12:37, pynkpanther <notifications@github.com>
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… yea i already have the 1.9.8 and even tried it with the tibia client in a
windows xp VM. seemed to work, except the code-authentication.
i think i ll try to get into reverse engineering it. again thx for you
help so far. i ll let you know how it works out.
so far wish you good evening!
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where can one download the 1.9.6 .exe? could probably crack it, look for references to the string another way to crack it.. i wonder if this PHP function returns a valid answer: <?php
echo solve("123-123-123-123-213-123-123-123");
function solve(string $quest):string{
$randTab=explode("-",$quest);
if(count($randTab)!==8){
throw new \LogicException("not 8 randTab's (".count($randTab).")");
}
foreach($randTab as $i=>$wut){
if(!is_numeric($wut)){
throw new \LogicException("randTab {$i} is not numeric! wtf?");
}
}
$goodSum=$randTab[0]*$randTab[0]*11+$randTab[1]*121+$randTab[2]*$randTab[1]*27+$randTab[3]*23+$randTab[4]*15+$randTab[5]*$randTab[6]*$randTab[7]*11-$randTab[3]*($randTab[5]+$randTab[4]);
$goodSum%=100000000;
$buf2=hash("md5",(string)$goodSum,false);
return $buf2;
} does it? you can test here: https://3v4l.org/DALTI
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hi, i recently discovered a 7.7 server running the original tibia server files.
tibiaauto.net/code seems to be broken or the backend seems to be down. any chance you could provide me with valid codes? 1.9.4, 1.95 and 1.9.6 seem to work with the tibia client, but get no codes :-(
if the code server is down and theres no chance in brining it up, i'd be willing to donate you some dollars for some code so i can implement a standalone code generator for myself
greetz
klaus
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