Thread: [Dragon History] T1 Error/Your account is already logged in [Deadlock?]

Okay, then tell me what you need help with as I don't understand what you are asking.

Originally Posted by phl0w

Okay, then tell me what you need help with as I don't understand what you are asking.

I have a T1 Error, It's causing a problem. Get that? ok, next I'm trying to solve the problem by asking if there is a way to simply get more information about the T1 then what's being output.

T1 - <last packet received> , <packet length> , <previous packet> , <third packet>

last packet = 123
last packet size = 0
prev packet = 126
pack previous to that = 126

IIRC 123 is the crash frame packet thingy, go to playerassistant.java (server sided) and replace

Code:

	public void sendCrashFrame() { // used for crashing cheat clients
		synchronized(c) {
			if(c.getOutStream() != null && c != null) {
				c.getOutStream().createFrame();
				c.flushOutStream();
			}
		}
	}

with

Code:

	public void sendCrashFrame() { // used for crashing cheat clients
		/*synchronized(c) {
			if(c.getOutStream() != null && c != null) {
				c.getOutStream().createFrame();
				c.flushOutStream();
			}
		}*/
	}

Originally Posted by phl0w

T1 - <last packet received> , <packet length> , <previous packet> , <third packet>

last packet = 123
last packet size = 0
prev packet = 126
pack previous to that = 126

IIRC 123 is the crash frame packet thingy, go to playerassistant.java (server sided) and replace

Code:

	public void sendCrashFrame() { // used for crashing cheat clients
		synchronized(c) {
			if(c.getOutStream() != null && c != null) {
				c.getOutStream().createFrame();
				c.flushOutStream();
			}
		}
	}

with

Code:

	public void sendCrashFrame() { // used for crashing cheat clients
		/*synchronized(c) {
			if(c.getOutStream() != null && c != null) {
				c.getOutStream().createFrame();
				c.flushOutStream();
			}
		}*/
	}

Hmm thank you for that, awesome explanation. To be honest, i will test this very soon and tell you how it turns out.
One question though, why would making it a single thread change?

Originally Posted by Gohan

Hmm thank you for that, awesome explanation. To be honest, i will test this very soon and tell you how it turns out.
One question though, why would making it a single thread change?

I'm not making it a single thread, I commented it all out because that code crashes your frame if you use an "unofficial" pi client.

Originally Posted by phl0w

I'm not making it a single thread, I commented it all out because that code crashes your frame if you use an "unofficial" pi client.

This didn't do anything whatsoever.

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