12-22-2014, 08:26 PM
Oh, I got you. You're suggesting it's not exception from bot poking a wrong memloc, but licence key validation failure? Well, here's my log, not too great, not that bad. Obviously I can't do much with that 30% packet loss node in Germany :/
![[Image: 30jkznl.jpg]](http://i61.tinypic.com/30jkznl.jpg)
I double checked and router has disabled firewall, I'm on DMZ IP and everything is whitelisted in software firewall. I've even whitelisted mmominion domain to be sure :/
If you guys are checking licence key every 10min or so and closing client if connection fails, I'd say that's an overkill, for several reasons.
Firstly, bot isnt that popular (I imagine) for someone to bother crack it. Secondly, you update it often, so a crack would need to be released often and fast to be worthwile to anyone. Thirdly, a bit if leniency, like checking key on startup or every 24h would do. And lastly, if someone is hell bent on cracking the bot and getting a free run, you can't do much about it, noone can. Null or reverse licence function and it's cooked. I haven't been interested in topic in years, so don't even know if you guys run anti debugger or obfuscate anything.
I double checked and router has disabled firewall, I'm on DMZ IP and everything is whitelisted in software firewall. I've even whitelisted mmominion domain to be sure :/
If you guys are checking licence key every 10min or so and closing client if connection fails, I'd say that's an overkill, for several reasons.
Firstly, bot isnt that popular (I imagine) for someone to bother crack it. Secondly, you update it often, so a crack would need to be released often and fast to be worthwile to anyone. Thirdly, a bit if leniency, like checking key on startup or every 24h would do. And lastly, if someone is hell bent on cracking the bot and getting a free run, you can't do much about it, noone can. Null or reverse licence function and it's cooked. I haven't been interested in topic in years, so don't even know if you guys run anti debugger or obfuscate anything.