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please help me im using client 2012-04-10

 

when im login and i get rejected server

 

[info]: clif_parse: Disconnecting session #3 with unknown packet version (p:0x0b
34,l:19).
[info]: Closed connection from '127.0.0.1'.
 
please help me im so confuse
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Packet Obfuscation Support
As of 9d247d8, rAthena is now able to support encrypted packets making servers WPE free!

Thanks to Hercules for the initial base of it. Thanks to @Napster for getting it applied to rA.

Enabling support for your server:

  • Packet Obfuscation support is enabled by default. It can be disabled in src/config/core.h by commenting out #define PACKET_OBFUSCATION.
  • When diff'ing your client, make sure to not apply the "Disable encrypted packet" diff.
  • A new definition has been added in db/packet_db.txt called packet_keys_use. Make sure this corresponds to the packet_ver you are using!
  • Clients 2011-10-05 and newer will contain a new definition in db/packet_db.txt called packet_keys. These will have the three default keys for their specific client version. These keys can be changed if you use the diff to change the default key of the client.
    • Keyworld was nice enough to provide a nice GUI to test custom keys. You can find that here.
    • If you happen to change your keys, make sure the ones you apply in the diff match the order in the packet_keys definition.
  • If your server supports multiple clients, make sure all clients are using the same 3 keys.
  • Keep in mind, the maximum key value is 0x7FFFFFFF!

 

 

Hi, please follow the instructions above.

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