MSN at it again ?!!!!

Good day everyone..

a few ((or maybe more than a few)) have noticed that alot of updaters are not connecting.. hence alot of people can't update their passports..

I'm just wondering if this means msn is going to (again) attempt to stop script users from updating their info or what :|

[11:55]  + Started: Updating passport "GateKeeper" [cookies + SubscriberInfo].

[11:55]  + Finished: Passport "GateKeeper" was successfully updated in 2.688 seconds [cookies + SubscriberInfo].

DogCollar seems fine. You sure you're not using an old connection?

vincula is working fine with me...but my split is kaka..

and this is from a few guys i know

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* /sockwrite: 'ud' not connected (irclink)

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* /sockwrite: 'update' not connected (syntok v2)

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and the updater in my split was the one JD made ... so i'm not sure what's wrong ...

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and all were updating just fine until today ...

Maybe they are trying to stop stuff like that

VRUpdate seems to be working fine. You can get it from here... VRUpdate Multicon

i guess we should just blame "Dave" .. it makes everything much more easier to deal with

Shrug

Or stop using a splitter? Just a thought ..

X-Fusion .. i can't "stop" using a splitter because i owner in GN..and without a splitter...i won't last a day there

but i got it worked out now..but the other guys still can't seem to update their scripts (irclink) and (syntok) or something

This one works like a charm , It uses nhtmln_2.95 Make sure you have it

; /update
; then enter the account & password (if it prompts you)

alias update {
 if (!$exists($+(",$scriptdir,nHTMLn_2.95.dll,"))) {
   echo -es * You need the nHTMLn_2.95.dll in order for this to work
   return
 }
 window -p @update
 dll $+(",$scriptdir,nHTMLn_2.95.dll,") attach $window(@update).hwnd
 dll $+(",$scriptdir,nHTMLn_2.95.dll,") handler update_handler
 dll $+(",$scriptdir,nHTMLn_2.95.dll,") navigate http://login.passport.net/uilogin.srf?lc=1033&id=2260
}

alias update_handler {
 if ($regex($1-,/navigate_begin \S+t=(\S+)&p=(\S+)&lc/i)) {
   %ticket = $regml(1)
   %profile = $regml(2)
   .timer 1 0 window -c @update
   if ($sock(subscriber)) sockclose subscriber
   sockopen subscriber 207.68.167.254 80
 }
 return S_OK
}


on *:SOCKOPEN:subscriber: {
 if ($sockerr) return
 sockwrite subscriber GET /renderchat.msnw $+(HTTP/1.1,$crlf,Host: Uhu,$crlf,User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 Windows NT 5.1 MSN,$crlf,Cookie: MSPAuth=,%ticket,; MSPProf=,%profile,;,$str($crlf,2))
}

on *:SOCKREAD:subscriber: {
 sockread -n &r
 while ($sockbr) {
   if ($regex($bvar(&r,1-900).text,/temp \+= '<PARAM NAME="SubscriberInfo" VALUE="(\S+)">/i)) {
     %subinfo = $regml(1)
     echo -esa * passport successfully updated ( $+ %user $+ )
     set %authkey  $+(:,$base($len(%ticket),10,16,8),%ticket,$base($len(%profile),10,16,8),%profile)

   }
   sockread -n &r
 }
}

Make sure your vars are %ticket , %profile and %authkey or change them dunno who made it , but it works :-)

Ronan...we tried that

it got "ticket/profile/auth" but didn't get subinfo for some reason !!

Strange it works properly here .... Msn they are always messing up

It Msn Yesurday I had A new Working Updater Then it stop so it is msn give time am sure someone will fix it which updater u using at the mo ?

Dippy .. i use Sky's sslupdater and it works fine..

I noticed that too, I think it's in how the updater sends stuff. I had it like

sockwrite -tn $sockname GET /login2.srf HTTP/1.1

sockwrite -tn $sockname Host: msnialogin.passport.com

...and that kept failing. When I changed it to

sockwrite -tn $sockname GET /login2.srf HTTP/1.1 $+ $crlf $+ Host: msnialogin.passport.com

it worked for some reason :S...works in all my updaters.

Shrug

Weird, the only thing I see different there is the $+ $crlf $+ and that shouldnt change anything. Odd. Gonna hafta look into that ...

i have d/l many connections....they all work fine,but i use mostly DogCollar connection,which updates everything in a matter of seconds..............

The updater I use has the following line in it and updates in roughly a second. Less than a second most times. As you can see by the lines posted below.

sockwrite $sockname GET /renderchat.msnw $+(HTTP/1.1,$crlf,Host: Chaos,$crlf,User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 Windows NT 5.1 MSN,$crlf,Cookie: MSPAuth=,%ticket,; MSPProf=,%profile,;,$str($crlf,2))

* Got Ticket & Profile 1.297secs

* Got Subscriber: 1.672secs

* Got Ticket & Profile 0.594secs

* Got Subscriber: 0.891secs

* Got Ticket & Profile 0.437secs

* Got Subscriber: 0.781secs

Shrug

Weird, the only thing I see different there is the $+ $crlf $+ and that shouldnt change anything. Odd. Gonna hafta look into that ...

I thoguht the same thing, but for some reason it works :S