"[["107",false,[-3,"24 hour ban. Try again later."]]]" ..
From towns 2 haha, I take it they noticed I've been sending incorrect packets quite often. And signing on/off quite rapidly.
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"[["107",false,[-3,"24 hour ban. Try again later."]]]" ..
From towns 2 haha, I take it they noticed I've been sending incorrect packets quite often. And signing on/off quite rapidly.
It isn't done by direct discretion of the staff or anything like that. It's done by the game servers itself. This was implemented not too long ago to alleviate lag bombing/spamming/flooding.
Basically, if you spam too much you're going to get disconnected and in turn banned. It's only a temporary ban though I believe.
It says 24 hours
Yeah, and forgot to mention that you should only be banned from Flash spaces/Towns/the server you were kicked from.
The whole site should still be accessible.
Yea it is, I have another account to test with, just can't watch myself in another instance now -_-
Hey Matt, I'll try to make you a helpful little program in a bit if I can.
It should solve your problem, but I'm not completely sure if it will work. I'll contact you on skype if I can.
lol, wondering what this "program" is.
I doubt, its server sided flare.
Exactly. You're a bit in over your head, Flare. Even if this is possible I still haven't seen sufficient work from you to believe you could create such a program.
Lol, you guys are looking at it from the wrong approach.
Why take on something as complicated as disabling the ban system?
Why not take an easier approach, like circumventing the actual bans?
I'm not going to say what it is until I at least get started on it, as I'm having trouble installing these gay command line only libraries on debian
You don't seem to be understanding what we're saying. If it's handled by the server there most likely isn't a way to circumvent it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flareboy323
Did anyone mention anything about disabling something? lol. Where in the world did you even get that idea.
As the circumstances stand, the odds of circumventing the ban are about the same as "disabling" it or whatever altogether.
And that's a pretty dumb reason not to give anyone information about what this supposed idea or whatever is. Lol, and what are these libraries?
Ohhh myyyy godddd, its an automated account ban by the server for 24 hours. SO I'M MAKING AN ACCOUNT CREATOR FOR HIM TO CIRCUMVENT THESE BANS. Ever thought of that?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Unintelligible
and libcurl >.> it's annoying as all fucking fuck to install, I hate it.
But that isn't circumventing it lol. That's only a mitigation to the issue. Not a workaround nor solution. And I'm sure if he wanted an account creator he would make one himself. It would definitely help him out though.
On debian it should just be:Quote:
Originally Posted by Flareboy323
sudo apt-get install curl
I already have the normal curl, I need the libraries for C++ (libcurl)Quote:
Originally Posted by Artificial
I was going to try installing it on windows to use with my IDE (Code::Blocks) but I can't get it working. I guess it's time to find out how to use the command line compiler on debian! (And then figure out how to get libcurl working with it)
Fucktits, I have no idea how to make a GUI in C++. I need one because it would have to display the captcha image so the user could fill it out, and then it would also have to show the username and password after the user pressed the "create account" button.
Shit.
>implying GUIs are necessarily imperative for displaying remote images.
Create your own function to download the image and display it through a shell. Or create the GUI in another language and dynamically call it through C++ via command line arguments, or do something of that nature.
Ooh, fetch the captcha image and display it using autoit and an autoit GUI, and then save the captcha answer into a text file that can be read by the c++ program.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Unintelligible
Or maybe the Autoit program is the main GUI and everything, and it then runs the c++ program?
not sure what I'll do yet, but thanks for the suggestion.