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    This is just something i did when i was bored, basically any 'server' that has poor connection handling will be 'crashed'.

    Please note, because of the connection speed that's used in this executable it will most likely freeze up if you have a poor CPU.

    This was coded in VB6 and DOES NOT use the winsock component (Because that regulates connections and that's not good)

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    Enjoy.
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    I doubt you made this, proper credit's would be appropriate.
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    I can provide you with the source, it's not exactly hard, you don't believe that I made this because what? I have a low post count? pfft, To me that sounds really childish, I mean what possible level does that work on?
    Also can show you on team-viewer or msn if I must.
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    If you were to do this in Java, coulden't you just have an infinite loop in a Thread (maybe 20 mil. seconds of sleep() time) and then create a new ServerSocket (and the rest of the connection) in each iteration?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Benjamin View Post
    If you were to do this in Java, coulden't you just have an infinite loop in a Thread (maybe 20 mil. seconds of sleep() time) and then create a new ServerSocket (and the rest of the connection) in each iteration?
    Yeah that should work in theory, multi-threading would probably be better though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Benjamin View Post
    If you were to do this in Java, coulden't you just have an infinite loop in a Thread (maybe 20 mil. seconds of sleep() time) and then create a new ServerSocket (and the rest of the connection) in each iteration?
    What the hell are you saying? ServerSocket?? ROFL.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fear me View Post
    This was coded in VB6 and DOES NOT use the winsock component (Because that regulates connections and that's not good)
    I'm guessing your using ping.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Artificial Intelligence View Post
    What the hell are you saying? ServerSocket?? ROFL.
    What's wrong with a ServerSocket??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Purehit View Post
    I'm guessing your using ping.
    LMFAO, ping isn't connection flooding.... [Or atleast any kind that would work AT ALL]..

    Like i said it's an alternative to winsock, e.g. pure winsock API without the wrapper.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Benjamin View Post
    If you were to do this in Java, coulden't you just have an infinite loop in a Thread (maybe 20 mil. seconds of sleep() time) and then create a new ServerSocket (and the rest of the connection) in each iteration?
    MultiThread.
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