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[redhead]

I wan't to learn how to send packets with C++.
I already tryed to sent some packets to a game with WPE PRO and it works gr8.How to send the same packets with C++?
I searched all yesterday night but I didn't find something that REALLY helps.
Only some links to Winsocks, explaining me how to connect to a server but not how to send packets to it.
I hope some1 around here can help me.
(btw: I want to do a Diablo II Channel Bot, dont know if this information can help?)

[Robotex]

send(<connected socket>, <buffer>, <buffer size>, <type>);

OR if you want to packet edit

hook send / recv

[redhead]

Thx but I think i've got another problem.
I connect to the server his ip: 213.248.106.67 and with port 6112.
When I try to send a packet to it, I send it with the socket connected to the port 6112.I can send but nothing in Diablo happens.
In WPE PRO I use the open Socked ID 1888 .I cant connect to the ip 13.248.106.67 with the port 1888 , so I dont know how to send the packet to 1888 .
How to use open Socked ID with C++?
(I hope u can understand me)

[Robotex]

if you have already a connected socket, then use it to send packets to server
You have to hook send/recv to get the socket, so after you have got it you can call send normally using the connected socket

[redhead]

[Robotex]

haven't got the hook code but you have to redirect the original recv/send/connect to your code (by using an injected dll or something)

here's how could look like your code

bool GotSocket = false;
SOCKET ConnectedSocket = INVALID_SOCKET;
int myrecv(SOCKET s, char* buf, int len, int flags);
{
if(!GotSocket)
{
ConnectedSocket = s;
GotSocket = true;
}
return orecv(s, buf, len, flags); //Turn back to the original recv
}

then you can call send(ConnectedSocket, YourPacket, YourPacketLen, 0)

[redhead]

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