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    Curse Client API reverse engineering

    Hello folks!
    I do not know if this is the correct place to post such a thing, if it is not, I ask a moderator to move it to the correct one.

    I run WoW on linux, the curse client does not appear to work for me. I'm interested in creating an addon updater myself, and would like to know the API Curse Client uses to check for updates, download files, etc.

    This can easily be done with Wireshark, however I do not have a window machine available to me.
    Has anyone done this before? If so, care to share the results?

    Thanks!
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