Valhalla Legends Forums Archive | Battle.net Bot Development | Creating a D2 tools program in AutoIT

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Insolence
Being my first post here, and being lazy I'll just introduce myself by saying: Hello World! (hoping 1 person finds that funny)

Anywho, I think I'll need a packet sniffer to 'listen' to messages I recieve in channel on Diablo II (trying the LEAST detectable methods).  Tried searching and only found Ethereal repeatedly.  I need something smaller, like a SIMPLE DLL to work with.

I already played around with Ethereal and PlasticSniffer, both returned bits and pieces of the message, but I don't understand how to 'decode' the packets from them?

I'm hoping I won't be a bother to you, I've used so many programs originating from VL (Chewbacca Bot is my all time FAVORITE bot) all I can say is thank you.
December 23, 2004, 4:32 AM
HdxBmx27
WPE Pro should work fine for you as a packet logger.
Also BNetDocs Is a good site to learn about packets.
~-~(HDX)~-~
December 23, 2004, 5:08 AM
iago
Ethereal uses "PCap" (Packet Capture -- the Windows version is called WinPCap).  It's a packet-capturing utility/library that you can use.
December 23, 2004, 3:38 PM
hismajesty
WPE PRO
December 23, 2004, 3:40 PM
HdxBmx27
[quote author=hismajesty[yL] link=topic=9991.msg93311#msg93311 date=1103816439]
WPE PRO
[/quote]

[me=HdxBmx27]points to my link....[/me]
Its wpe pro, simple to use just like he wants, just click the program u wana log, and hit play. Not that had.
~-~(HDX)~-~
December 23, 2004, 4:22 PM
iago
the site for WPE would be www.fly.to/mtc
December 23, 2004, 5:26 PM
hismajesty
[quote author=HdxBmx27 link=topic=9991.msg93314#msg93314 date=1103818953]
[quote author=hismajesty[yL] link=topic=9991.msg93311#msg93311 date=1103816439]
WPE PRO
[/quote]

[me=HdxBmx27]points to my link....[/me]
Its wpe pro, simple to use just like he wants, just click the program u wana log, and hit play. Not that had.
~-~(HDX)~-~
[/quote]

Use better naming.
December 23, 2004, 6:48 PM
bethra
Isn't AutoIt what people use to make pindlebots?

WPE Pro is easy to use.  I stopped using errrr barely even used, Ethereal because I could seem to get rid of that dang header thingy that accompanied the packets I recieved

Instead of recieving the regular BNCS packet header + packet I would recieve a bunch of bull crap then the BNCS packet header + packet.
December 24, 2004, 2:31 AM
EpicOfTimeWasted
[quote author=Sorc.Polgara link=topic=9991.msg93368#msg93368 date=1103855506]Instead of recieving the regular BNCS packet header + packet I would recieve a bunch of bull crap then the BNCS packet header + packet.[/quote]

I like how you refer to the TCP/IP header as "bull crap".  I'd like to think it has its uses.
December 24, 2004, 2:53 AM
bethra
[quote author=EpicOfTimeWasted link=topic=9991.msg93369#msg93369 date=1103856805]
[quote author=Sorc.Polgara link=topic=9991.msg93368#msg93368 date=1103855506]Instead of recieving the regular BNCS packet header + packet I would recieve a bunch of bull crap then the BNCS packet header + packet.[/quote]

I like how you refer to the TCP/IP header as "bull crap".  I'd like to think it has its uses.
[/quote]

errr my fault, I mean "bull crap" as in, I don't need it for packet logging what I trying to packet log.

how do i exclude it from the packet logging?
December 24, 2004, 3:16 AM
kamakazie
[quote author=Sorc.Polgara link=topic=9991.msg93372#msg93372 date=1103858181]
[quote author=EpicOfTimeWasted link=topic=9991.msg93369#msg93369 date=1103856805]
[quote author=Sorc.Polgara link=topic=9991.msg93368#msg93368 date=1103855506]Instead of recieving the regular BNCS packet header + packet I would recieve a bunch of bull crap then the BNCS packet header + packet.[/quote]

I like how you refer to the TCP/IP header as "bull crap".  I'd like to think it has its uses.
[/quote]

errr my fault, I mean "bull crap" as in, I don't need it for packet logging what I trying to packet log.

how do i exclude it from the packet logging?
[/quote]

There should be a function to follow tcp stream or something similar that will display the raw contents of the tcp stream in a nice format.
December 24, 2004, 3:26 AM

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