Hey Modesty, is there any way to slow down the connection of the bots?
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(Mar 20, 2012 07:45 AM)Gorhell Wrote: I'm wondering how is the no portforward thing? Interested in this product and GUI looks COOL! if your router supports UPNP, it will portforward for you so there's no manual portforward that you need to do :) (Mar 20, 2012 06:32 PM)Gent Wrote: I can't properly crypt this. Compiled servers don't properly inject and just sit in a loop for about ten minutes until they crash. I also can't use the same port again if I close the client then reopen it. Crypting the file is not our responsibility, it's the problem with the crypter. The client files created do not require any extra things such as EOF/Resource protection so there's a fault in the crypter you're using. And errm, maybe it's not closing properly on your computer, try and check if it's running in the processes before opening a new instance.
The built in crypter is 10/37.
As far as it being an issue with my crypter, it shouldn't be. The crypted file is supposed to drop in AppData but since compiled binaries drop in AppData/pixels, it can't properly be crypted. Add the ability to choose where it gets dropped or remove it entirely. Also, I killed all instances of it and I still have the issue with the port. Edit: Clients also crash when trying to recover passwords or start remote assistance. (Mar 21, 2012 03:30 PM)Gent Wrote: As far as it being an issue with my crypter, it shouldn't be. The crypted file is supposed to drop in AppData but since compiled binaries drop in AppData/pixels, it can't properly be crypted. Add the ability to choose where it gets dropped or remove it entirely. Then untick "enable installation" when building and it won't move itself anywhere.. |
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