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[kot1990]

Anyone has any idea how can I send packets to a server? What I want is a client program that has already created a socket like 192.168.1.1:5554 and is communicating with the server. I want to send data through that socket with my program acting as the client.

[Slugsnack]

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms740673(VS.85).aspx

[kot1990]

Well I think its hard for a beginner. The first step should be easier, like just send a packet to a local host and see reactions. I need a little code about winsock to just send a packet. Well I think I can google for that but any help would be appreciate.

[NoMercy]

google for

kipe v2 source,

its a sender + reciever fucntion + block

[Anden100]

[Jani]

[kot1990]

I downloaded commview, it's a packet sender/sniffer and I could see incoming/outgoing packets and resend them. The problem is that most applications use a strange way to send packets. They are a kind of encrypted or something, because everytime a client sends packets it sends different values for the same event and only that packet is valid. If I resend any previous sent packets that won't affect the server, it's like I am sending invalid packets. Maybe the client sends the time the packet was sent, or the server sends a new way of packet analyzing to the client time-time so it knows what to send. Anyway now I 've found that counter-strike is not sending encrypted shit. I created a local server and found the packet that connects to the map and start playing... yeah!! that worked.. when I send from commview that packet, the connection procedure beggins immediatelly, now I want to do that programmatically in C++.

[Slugsnack]

what you may be talking about is how packet headers often contain packet numbers