Ok, testet it:
Looks clean (used in vbox+sandbox, sniffed traffic from inside and outside). But a decent security problem is the password storage. Even if its encrypted, i could steal the saved data from others (if i have physical access) and import them @home for usage. A solution would be a blowfish encryption that uses the hardware-id as a key, just to give some ideas![]()
Actually, you are wrong here. The encryption key is unique per computer. It would error out the program if you attempted to un-encrypt from another computer.
Though the method for doing this IS a bit reproducable, it just takes some knowledge about how. Requires changing things about your computer to match that of the original computer it was encrypted on. Ill make it bit more bullet resistant in v2. Its a bit of a nightmare to manage what Im doing with v2, and Ive been busy with other things as well. But itll be here eventually, and I think you will all love it even moreso.
Soon you can find my projects at: www.termight.info
Hi!
I just downloaded your tool and it rocks, although i do have some suggestions.
As someone allready said make it go in to the tray or maybe make it shutdown after it has done it's job and another cool feature would be if the tool can make an shortcut so that you just have to double-click that and it'll log in directly and use the exe just as a config tool.
I hope you get what i mean, i'd really appreciate those features.
-Nevo
It is simple enough to make a shortcut yourself, and if you have the option "Login Automatically" checked, as soon as you click it, it logs in using the account you had selected last time the application was closed. The auto-login feature used to just close the program after logging in. But the problem was, it might miss a few characters (lag in opening wow) or it would force you to manually edit the config file to make it so you could change settings again.
Soon you can find my projects at: www.termight.info
Actually you're right i guess i didn't play around enough with it, well then that leaves it to the tray icon-idea. Thanks![]()
I know how to do a Tray icon coding job.
Nom Nom Nom :P
Many, Many Thanks![]()
Nice prog but i dont trust very much progs that want username abd pass, i will just test it on prive server
Bugfixes made, added a status report. Download revision 256![]()
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Thing is, it is hard to make fixes and what not if people dont give feedback! I have not gotten 1 goddamn but report, yet the delete bug was in the application for MONTHS without me noticing it until today. I was getting tired of not having anyone help me out with that needed to be added and what was wrong. When there was things so blatantly wrong with the program it was sickening. It let me know that people dont really give a shit, so I did not want to work on anything for the ungreatful leechers and unhelpful members.
EDIT:
Please note that the ability to automatically re-login after a disconnect WILL NOT BE ADDED!! For to that would require reading from the process memory. I dont want to make my application subject to a WoW Ban by Warden. However, with 2.0 and the multi-boxing features, you can just as easily click a button to re-login the disconnected box clients. Unless there is another way I can detect when WoW D/Cs, there will NOT be any addition that will jeopardize the cleanliness(It isnt bannable.) of this application.
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you COULD make it detect the pixels on the login screen, say one of the unique green pigments? or even perhaps the check box on the bottom left corner, i have some other ideas.. dunno just lemme know what you think so far - i'm testing now btw.
For some reason its not working for me and I really wish it was since I had my account compromised once before which really sux donkey balls.
The program starts fine and everything but it wont remember any setting, I select the wow path but immediatly the wow path box remains empty. Same for any other settings, nothing saves![]()
I am experiencing this same issue with a fresh running of the application, I do not know what is causing it, but one way to fix it is to:
1: make a folder in the config directory of WoWALM and make a file called wowpath.walcfg
2: open wowpath.walcfg and type in your wow path. (Example: C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\WoW.exe)
3: save it and everything should work. I will figure out a fix at some point, been too busy to muck around with code.
Soon you can find my projects at: www.termight.info