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Technical (Development, Security, etc.) => JavaOp Board => JavaOp Support Archive => Topic started by: Saterial on July 16, 2008, 09:06:30 am
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Any solution?
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You need to edit the version byte, which is located in one of the java jar's.
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I only have 2 .jar files in the core folder JavaOp2.jar and SelectPlugins.jar
Those are actually the only files in the folder.
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Refer to this thread:
http://forum.x86labs.org/index.php?topic=12610.0
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You need to edit the version byte, which is located in one of the java jar's.
The version byte has to match the binaries you do the CheckRevision() against, which is why it's important to get that data from BNLS when using it for that function.
The vL BNLS server has been notoriously out of date for a long time now, so your first task would be to use an up to date JBLS server instead. I personally run one at jbls.clanbnu.net, and there are others like jbls.org, which apparantly points to iago now.
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Where would I find this GameData.txt ? The JavaOp folder did not include this file.
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{userhome}/.javaop2/GameData.txt
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{userhome}/.javaop2/GameData.txt
Thank you
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Now i'm having another issue. When I place try and place the updated hashes, there is no .hashes file. When I try to type ".hashes" as new folder name to put them inside, it says I have to write a file name, it won't let me put the period
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*EDIT* Nvm, got it working, thanksfor the help !
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i am having this same problem but i am using a mac and cannot seem to locate the file that i am suppose to edit i am trying to load the bot with a d2 cdkey instead of wc3 any help would be greatly appreciated my aim is calebbranham if you just want to msg me there
thanks
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Just do a file search. Doesn't mac have one of those functions?
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Uhm, I couldn't find it, and it would let me create so I had to "makedir .hashes" in cmd. Dunno about macs.
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yes i did a file search and nothing was returned
i couldnt even find a .javaop2 folder
all i have is the folder that i originally extracted from the zip file and the plugins along with commandconfiguration javaop2 and selectplugins all being .jar files that are related to javaops
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i figured out the issue it has something to do with the bnls not wanting to load properly or something along those lines because i changed the bnls a few times until i finally found one that worked
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The vL BNLS server has been notoriously out of date for a long time now, so your first task would be to use an up to date JBLS server instead. I personally run one at jbls.clanbnu.net, and there are others like jbls.org, which apparantly points to iago now.
i figured out the issue it has something to do with the bnls not wanting to load properly or something along those lines because i changed the bnls a few times until i finally found one that worked
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