Hello,
who has an idea how to detect a disconect in WoW, without mem reading (blackmagic)?
or an easy way to read the memory...
And ofc in c#
help is thanks +Rep
Hello,
who has an idea how to detect a disconect in WoW, without mem reading (blackmagic)?
or an easy way to read the memory...
And ofc in c#
help is thanks +Rep
Last edited by wowgold4you.de; 12-05-2009 at 11:00 AM.
an "no" is also good.
Or did all c# developers left mmowned? :P
Maybe if you can't read account name, that meant connection between client and server is closed. Never tested that just an idea.
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You could read from the packets to detect a disconnect, but that's probably out of reach. Best bet would be to read memory.
If you really looking for "out of the box" solution than try the next:
How implement in C# I think you'll figure out.Code:#!/bin/bash if ! netstat -n | grep :WOW_PORT | grep ESTABLISHED 1>/dev/null 2>&1 then echo "disconnected" else echo "connected" fi
WOW_PORT=3724 by default (if I'm correct) unless you run multiple clients on same PC
Alternative with "-b" switch you can filter by "wow.exe" process name ... well there are lot's of alternatives![]()
Last edited by attn; 01-06-2010 at 10:42 AM. Reason: wrong code