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I cant disable PACKET_OBFUSCATION in new rathena


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Good day ! Just need a small help guys , I commented the PACKET_OBFUSCATION part in packets.hpp but still enabled 

#if PACKETVER >= 20110817
	/// Comment to disable the official packet obfuscation support.
	/// This requires PACKETVER 2011-08-17 or newer.
	#ifndef PACKET_OBFUSCATION
		//#define PACKET_OBFUSCATION

		// Define these inside src/custom/defines_pre.hpp or src/custom/defines_post.hpp
		//#define PACKET_OBFUSCATION_KEY1 <key1>
		//#define PACKET_OBFUSCATION_KEY2 <key2>
		//#define PACKET_OBFUSCATION_KEY3 <key3>

		/// Comment this to disable warnings for missing client side encryption
		#define PACKET_OBFUSCATION_WARN
	#endif

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11 minutes ago, Start_ said:

Maybe 0x0 mean not enabled.

I dont think so ..And also notice the client version there it says 20180621 while Ive already set my 20211103 client on packets.hpp and custom/defines_post and defines_pre.hpp files

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20211103 should already set in \rathena\src\config\packets.hpp lines 16

If it wasn't, you may have to update your rAthena.

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Just now, Start_ said:

20211103 should already set in \rathena\src\config\packets.hpp lines 16

If it wasn't, you may have to update your rAthena.

 

 

Yes I set it here

#ifndef PACKETVER
    /// Do NOT edit this line! To set your client version, please do this instead:
    /// In Windows: Add this line in your src\custom\defines_pre.hpp file: #define PACKETVER YYYYMMDD
    /// In Linux: The same as above or run the following command: ./configure --enable-packetver=YYYYMMDD
    #define PACKETVER 20211103
#endif

 

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Why do you not read the file's warnings...

Clients haven't used the obfuscation packets for several years if I recall correctly. Unsure which client was the last to support them properly, but it's reasonably safe to disable the feature since you can't use it correctly now anyway.

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