Get in-game on Mastercores [linux]

[Tony32]

Hello!
Im using the source that comes with the mastercores datapack as of now. Compiling under linux works just fine, just needed a minor change in otserv.cpp. (added #include <signal.h>) Anyway, I'm having problems logging in to the game. I'm using a 7,72 client with the .dat and sprites needed (it worked fine when trying on avesta sources). So at first I got to the RSA problem, so I changed the RSA in otserv.cpp (copy pasted "orginal" one from Avesta sources) Now I can enter char list, but I can't get in-game. I get connection refused.

The server is running bridged locally on my PC and it works just fine with Avesta, but not with Mastercores sources. I've tried setting the ip to the global ip aswell as the local ip, yet I can't connect ingame, just to the charlist. The server outputs nothing when I get refused. I am very confused as this works flawlessly on the Avesta distro.

And please don't tell me to open ports as that is NOT NEEDED when playing locally. I'm confused as it works perfectly on Avesta or other types of sources.

I'm guessing something is wrong with the sources itself, but I aint sure. I guess it's something with the rsa key, but I don't know as I am new to the RSA encryption. Are there any other places to change the RSA? Or is it only in otserv.cpp? Anyway,
If anyone can help me, please let me know. Thanks

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Okay, this is really wierd. When changing the port to something else than 7171 it works. I have no idea why to be honest!

 

[Faraonekkk]

are you kidding? don't use this shits, use avesta ferrus clean sources

from mastercores you can get only some keyloggera to your computer

and btw:
that one who placed mastercores sources to download for sure don't gave it cleaned and 100% worked


and to your message:
if you really wanna use this sources and you say other port then 7171 is working then use other port its not problem, if you wanna i can create client for you with some custom port

 

[Tony32]

I don't see what's wrong with it? It works flawlessly and of course I've deleted the binaries and compiled new ones, also I run on linux so I highly doubt there are any viruses.

 

[Michael Orsino]

That is indeed odd Tony32!
Is the machine behind a standard router? Are the rules set as required, no duplicates, pointing to the right address, nothing else using 7171?

Are you trying to connect from the local network?
Have you tried to see if anyone from outside the network can connect on 7171?

From inside the network, when you change your client IP be sure you change it to your local ipv4 address E.G. "192.168.0.2"

I hope this helps somehow!

 

[Tony32]

Thanks for your response! I have no idea why 7171 didn't work, but 7172 did. Anyway, I trashed the mastercores source and I am running avesta instead, works flawlessly using 7171!

 

[Sp0tl3ss]

I don't see what's wrong with it? It works flawlessly and of course I've deleted the binaries and compiled new ones, also I run on linux so I highly doubt there are any viruses.

hello culd you send me mastercores pleasE?