well it must be a router although generally this does not effect games my dlink
and windows firewall does not but I here some isps block ports for security
reasons.
and some networks do also.
At 01:00 p.m. 1/08/2008, you wrote:
Hi Yohandy,
Well, the two problems could be related. Often times the
.
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Hi Yohandy,
What kind of firewalls are you running? It sounds to me like some
blocked ports on your end
Hi Johandi!
Do you use vista?
If yes, I have the same problem with ftp servers like you.
I can access most of the ftp server with internetexplorer.
The online registration isn't a problem for me, but the ftp's are...
If I try to go to an ftp server with my shool laptop, it works fine.
I think it
Hi Claudio,
On the contrary I happen to think it is the fact Internet Exploder 7 is
brain dead when it comes to ftp sites. If you switch to a free ftp
client such as Filezilla you shouldn't have a problem with ftp sites any
longer.
Claudio wrote:
Hi Johandi!
Do you use vista?
If yes, I
Hi Thomas!
yYes, I know, but I am not a fan of them...
I love it when I just can go to the ftp-server with ie...
But that don't seems possible...
Regards,
Claudio.
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Hi Yohandy,
What kind of firewalls are you running? It sounds to me like some
blocked ports on your end. If you need some help with this I can try and
run
I have a modem. no router.
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Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2008 12:52 AM
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firewall or router's firewal maybe.
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Hi Johandi!
Do you use vista?
If yes, I have the same problem with ftp servers like you.
I can access most of the ftp server with internetexplorer.
The online registration isn't a problem for me, but the ftp's are...
If I try to go to an ftp server
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quite a few programs including audiogames I've tried registering online do
not work. Ftps don't work at all, unless the port is changed from the
default
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Ugh! Internet Exploder? I've switched over to Mozilla Firefox becaus of
some
problems I've been having with IE. I only hope BSC's games and other
Hi Yohandy,
Well, the two problems could be related. Often times the game might use
the ftp protocol to grab some web script which is required for posting
high scores or for doing online registration.
Yohandy wrote:
quite a few programs including audiogames I've tried registering online do
Hi Bryan,
Actually, posting high scores to a web site doesn't have anything to do
with I.E. or Firefox. They generally run ascript which saves your score
to a text file or a mysql database on the web site. This doesn't need to
be done through a fully qualified web browser. Smile.
Bryan
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Hi guys!
If you know vipgameszone, theyer games have all webbased activations.
Regards, Claudio.
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Hi Yohandy,
It's probably a port blockage somewhere.
Regards,
Damien
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and you know what sucks? Rail racer
Hi Yohandy,
What kind of firewalls are you running? It sounds to me like some
blocked ports on your end. If you need some help with this I can try and
run an nmap scan onyour ip address, and see which ports are open and
which are blocked by your firewall.
Yohandy wrote:
and you know what
Hi,
Well I guess you could use the phone, after all that's what Microsoft
does. You can force the user to put @signs and stuff like that. If
they enter a false email address, they will not get the code, and
cannot play the demo.
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Hi,
Well I am back for now everyone. Anyway, I was reading archives and
saw Damien was trying to prevent piracy in ACE Fire. What I could do
is, in the demo, force the user to give a valid email address. Then
have VB send an email to the person, using CDO, with a code. Once the
code is accepted,
again. you're assuming the user has a valid internet connection
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Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2008 8:26 PM
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Hi,
Well I am back for now everyone. Anyway, I was reading archives
Hi Ryan,
That sounds like a good plan, but what is CDO, and what if the user puts in
a fake address?
Regards,
Damien
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Sent: Monday, July 28, 2008 2:26 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] game cracking
Hi,
Well I am
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Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2008 11:24 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] game cracking
Let
Hi Damien,
Well said. A lot of times we just don't think. We don't care about the
other side of the issue. We only see our side of the piracy issue, and
for most people that is enough. However, I can clearly remember such a
issue in my own life I now feel a bit ashamed of.
Back when I was in
Hi Shaun,
Yes, Che's locking system is pretty good. I like it myself. In fact, I
was working on something similar, but now I have the problem Mac and
Linux handle security totally different from Windows. Now, I have to
invent a totally new product ID system that will generally work on
Hi Shaun,
Well, how much you have to spend on a new key depends on the developer.
BSC has a very fair policy about handling new keys, and key
replacements. So does GMA. Microsoft is one of the companies that screws
you royally for a new product key, and one of the reasons I am beginning
to use
Hi Shaun,
Technically that is the difference between intelectual copyright rights
and what the actual companies claim their rights are. I don't know if
you have read Microsoft's end user license agreements, but according to
them you do not own the software you pay for.
Specifically, the end
...
Regards,
Damien
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Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2008 8:54 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] game cracking
Let Liam know who your friend is. Piracy! is! illegal! and he should know
about
the producers of the end product and they then go and buy a
legitimate copy.
Regards,
Damien.
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To: gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Saturday, July 26, 2008 2:58 PM
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iai! i'm
I understand that part most software will not allow you to crack, decompile
modify, or anything like that.
However its a pitty you can't easily transfer stuff betwene your home systems
when they change.
Ok i can see the other viewpoint however I must say that I understand why the
every day
Hi Parham,
Not true. I have installed Ubuntu Linux 8.04 on my laptop, and Orca
works great with Firefox 3.0. It works a lot better than the 2.x
versions. I don't know where you got the information Orca doesn't work
with Firefox 3, but it isn't true at least with the
Hi Shaun,
I do understand their logic, but still it doesn't make it right. I can't
afford to buy a brand new car, but I can't just walk to the nearist car
dealership and expect to steel a new car just because I can't pay for
it. Although there is a major price diference between a new car and a
Yeah I know, but well it is what it is.
I for example have an emergency copy of xp.
This to be used if I ever run into issues betwene systems or someone else runs
into issues.
This will allow me to get what I would need in say a few weeks rather than
right at this instant but yeah I know.
At
registered code could be used by generic crackers.
Regards,
Damien
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would be anoying to a registered user.
Its
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Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2008 11:24 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] game cracking
Hi Damien,
Yeah, one time random keys do wonders for cutting down the cracking of
software. However, the problem with that method of security is it is
just as effective in blocking access to the program for the legal user
as the illegal one.
For example, let us say you create a random seed
Hi Damien,
Well, if you are talking about online registration it it is a good way
to foil your average everyday pirate. Though, the system isn't a fully
bullet proof system either.
What you can do is setup a mysql database somewhere with every valid
name, product key, and product purchased by
ya. and what if the machine doesn't hav net access. I find online
registrations unrealistic.
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Sent: Friday, July 25, 2008 7:36 AM
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Hi Damien
Hi Liam,
Well, as far as I know most orders for accessible games is done through
internet sales. That would indicate the majority of our users do have
some sort of internet access. Though, that is definitely a good argument
against web based product activation. I had the same sort of argument
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] game cracking
Hi Liam,
Well, as far as I know most orders for accessible games is done through
internet sales. That would indicate the majority of our users do have
some sort of internet access. Though, that is definitely a good argument
against web based product
Hi guys!
If you know vipgameszone, theyer games have all webbased activations.
Regards, Claudio.
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Hi Liam,
Well, as far as I know most orders for accessible games is done through
internet sales. That would indicate the majority of our users do have
some sort
I think che has it bang on with activations through a server, and a way to
backup the keys and then if you run on another system you need to reregister
but you can backup that computers file to.
At 12:25 a.m. 26/07/2008, you wrote:
Hi Damien,
Yeah, one time random keys do wonders for cutting
, you wrote:
ya. and what if the machine doesn't hav net access. I find online
registrations unrealistic.
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Hi
AM
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Hi Liam,
Well, as far as I know most orders for accessible games is done through
internet sales. That would indicate the majority of our users do have
some sort of internet access. Though, that is definitely a good argument
against web based product
yes but you can switch to another system with them previding you don't do that
more than 3 times.
I have only done this once when I switched from my old system to the new one
but there is a limit.
You can get round this buy formatting the system I think but still I have never
gone over the
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yes but you can switch to another system with them previding you don't do
that more than 3 times.
I have only done this once when I switched from my old system to the new
one but there is a limit.
You can get round this buy formatting the system I think
Let Liam know who your friend is. Piracy! is! illegal! and he should know
about it even if he does nothing, although I hope he does. I'd really like
to see game crackers get what they deserve, and i do not mean a free game,
either!
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Let Liam know who your friend is. Piracy! is! illegal! and he should know
about it even if he does nothing, although I hope he does. I'd really like
to see game crackers get what they deserve
,
Damien
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Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2008 8:54 PM
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Let Liam know who your friend is. Piracy! is! illegal! and he should know
about it even
...
Regards,
Damien
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Let Liam know who your friend is. Piracy! is! illegal! and he should know
about
Hi damien,
what you are proposing to do is virtually impossible from a realistic
stand point. In general email clients save all account settings
including the user's email address in special account files in the local
user's Application Data folder. If we were talking just one email
program it
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] game cracking
Hi damien,
what you are proposing to do is virtually impossible from a realistic
stand point. In general email clients save all account settings
including the user's email address in special account files in the local
user's Application Data folder. If we
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2008 1:13 AM
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Hi damien,
what you are proposing to do is virtually impossible from a realistic
stand point. In general email clients save all account settings
including the user's email address in special account files in the local
.
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Hi damien,
what you are proposing to do is virtually impossible from a realistic
stand point. In general
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