Well, I'm using VB6 to load either 2 or 3 bots through one indexed socket 2/3 or 1/2 disconnect in the logon sequence.
I'm not quite sure what's causing this.
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[05:59:27 PM] Bot(0) Connecting to battle.net
[05:59:27 PM] Bot(1) Connecting to battle.net
[05:59:27 PM] Bot(2) Connecting to battle.net
[05:59:27 PM] Bot(0) connected.
[05:59:27 PM] Bot(1) connected.
[05:59:27 PM] Bot(2) connected.
[05:59:28 PM] Bot(0) CheckRevision() successful.
[05:59:28 PM] Bot(1) CheckRevision() successful.
[05:59:28 PM] Bot(2) CheckRevision() successful.
[05:59:28 PM] Bot(0) Version and cdkey accepted.
[05:59:28 PM] Bot(0) is hasing pw.
[05:59:28 PM] Bot(0) is Logging on.
[05:59:28 PM] Bot(0) is sending UDP status
[05:59:28 PM] Bot(1) Version and cdkey accepted.
[05:59:28 PM] Bot(1) is hasing pw.
[05:59:28 PM] Bot(1) is Logging on.
[05:59:28 PM] Bot(1) is sending UDP status
[05:59:28 PM] Bot(2) Version and cdkey accepted.
[05:59:28 PM] Bot(2) is hasing pw.
[05:59:28 PM] Bot(2) is Logging on.
[05:59:28 PM] Bot(2) is sending UDP status
[05:59:28 PM] Bot(0) disconnected.
[05:59:29 PM] Bot(1) disconnected.
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Figured maybe someone has done this, and had it happen so I thought I'd ask while I try to go figure it out. Thanks in advance.

Maybe it's the PacketBuffer sending malformed packets? If so, how would I solve my problem?
:edit: fixed some stuff
:edit: lol, typo in my program "hasin password" o well

:edit:
When i load each bot individually i have no problem, perhaps it's because Battle.net doesn't like so many bots connecting at the same time? not to mention under the same account?

Bnet does not like several IP address connecting at the exact same time. I have been ip banned for doing this.

When your connecting *all* of them is the right socket receiving the right data and so forth?

[quote author=NuLL link=board=17;threadid=6077;start=0#msg52746 date=1080690168]
When your connecting *all* of them is the right socket receiving the right data and so forth?
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I believe that is taken care of Windows; each Socket is bound to a specific port on your computer, and the data is going through different ports for different socket instances.

I think the issue then lies with the multiple connections going through at the *same* time from the *same* IP address.

Eh, I use a settimer now, works wonders.

Best part is how fast I can test keys now :)

Next is proxy support and further testing then after I get everything set I'm going to release it public.