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    Hello if anyone can help me with this. Basically the client has a problem loading if anything within the cache is changed. Even changing one byte messes the entire client up and stops it from loading if anyone has any ideas of what might be causing this or a potential fix that would be very helpfull. (Maybe this should be moved to requests idk)

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    Anyone know if this is related to ukeys?
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    Could be using an outdated tool/newer tool that doesn't encrypt the data correctly before putting it back into the cache. How and what are you changing?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Simbiotic View Post
    Anyone know if this is related to ukeys?
    definitely not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by clem585 View Post
    Could be using an outdated tool/newer tool that doesn't encrypt the data correctly before putting it back into the cache. How and what are you changing?
    Changed one letter on an interface. Just using alex's libs, I don't believe the cache is encrypted otherwise I wouldn't be able to read the data.

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    definitely not.
    Hmph could you explain why not? It's one of the only things I could find dkk write about 614 clients requiring something to do with ukeys.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Simbiotic View Post
    Changed one letter on an interface. Just using alex's libs, I don't believe the cache is encrypted otherwise I wouldn't be able to read the data.
    Hmph could you explain why not? It's one of the only things I could find dkk write about 614 clients requiring something to do with ukeys.
    I told you, dont use that client. There's so many better ones anyway and dkk has scrapped a lot from that client mate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Simbiotic View Post
    Changed one letter on an interface. Just using alex's libs, I don't believe the cache is encrypted otherwise I wouldn't be able to read the data.



    Hmph could you explain why not? It's one of the only things I could find dkk write about 614 clients requiring something to do with ukeys.
    Could decode correctly without necessarily encoding correctly. Only thing I can see, apart from what Leon said about the client being modfied to work in a special way with the cache.
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    Post the code for reference table generation in client
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    There's something wrong with the client, i've fiddled with it before.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Taengo View Post
    Post the code for reference table generation in client
    Renamed the refrencetable in 614 client and seems to be different going to change my refrence table encoder and try to pack when I have time to see if that fixes the problem!
    It's not throwing a referencetable error because It's still encoding as the same "protocal" but differnet stuff is in to for 614.
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    There's something wrong with the client, i've fiddled with it before.
    Any specific things you came across that would suggest it's the clients fault and not our cache editing libs? Would help me narrow the search if the reference table stuff doesnt pan out!

    From the areas I've looked at doesnt seem to have been edited majorly (I haven't looked very far yet) so It's probably to do with the reference table tbh.
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