Junior Spellweaver
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I am intending to try and work updates into the trickster server.
Here are a list of problems we are facing and need working on :
LibConfig.dat
Once libconfig.dat goes out of the specific filesize, the client crashes.
This is probably a file size check OR offsets that have changed.
We need to fix this to add any maps/monsters.
Encryption
Official Trickster Online (All countries) have encrypted libconfig.dat.
We need to decrypt them as the chinese client we are using cannot decrypt them.
The server is unable to read these encrypted files.
Strangely, the server .dat is encrypted as well.
Perhaps the encryption is an older version.
The server is able to read the decrypted chinese client .dat tho.
Basically, we need to decrypt official libconfig.dat and break the file size problems.
Anyone who wish to join can apply.
You should have one or more of these skill(s) :
1. Decryption
2. Debugging
3. Disassembling
4. Monitoring a program's actions (file reading, etc. etc.)
5. Unpacking
6. Hooking
Hooking and unpacking might be the less-important ones.
It's possible that we can unpack official Trickster, hook the kernel to route packets to the official server to be sent to the private server instead.
Anyone interested?
Here are a list of problems we are facing and need working on :
LibConfig.dat
Once libconfig.dat goes out of the specific filesize, the client crashes.
This is probably a file size check OR offsets that have changed.
We need to fix this to add any maps/monsters.
Encryption
Official Trickster Online (All countries) have encrypted libconfig.dat.
We need to decrypt them as the chinese client we are using cannot decrypt them.
The server is unable to read these encrypted files.
Strangely, the server .dat is encrypted as well.
Perhaps the encryption is an older version.
The server is able to read the decrypted chinese client .dat tho.
Basically, we need to decrypt official libconfig.dat and break the file size problems.
Anyone who wish to join can apply.
You should have one or more of these skill(s) :
1. Decryption
2. Debugging
3. Disassembling
4. Monitoring a program's actions (file reading, etc. etc.)
5. Unpacking
6. Hooking
Hooking and unpacking might be the less-important ones.
It's possible that we can unpack official Trickster, hook the kernel to route packets to the official server to be sent to the private server instead.
Anyone interested?