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  1. #1 Update Server Cache Dir 
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    Basically, I reprogrammed my cache downloaded and simplified the code for it.
    Every time I update the version of my client for the server I'm programming, the full cache streams will end up in this dir.
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    255/255 = Ukeys

    The program that runs as the backend for this requests multiple cache indexs at once and checks each downloaded file in the index twice for accuracy. Even though such isn't need all the time, it's good to catch the few that might get screws up. Every time the server requests an item it saves the whole received stream to the appropriate file.

    If this is a big thing I might release the backend.

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    Nice job
    So basically this downloads the full cache without being on runescape?
    Please don't add/pm me asking for RSPS help!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nikki View Post
    Nice job
    So basically this downloads the full cache without being on runescape?
    It saves the responses from the update server. So basically ya.
    With this private server update servers could send exactly what jagex's server would send.
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