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I just realized that this list is totally incomplete. I'll try to update it soon. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]] | I just realized that this list is totally incomplete. I'll try to update it soon. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]] | ||
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| + | For the record, d1st0rt's is a lot better than the one here. [[User:BaK|BaK]] 02:57, Nov 17, 2006 (PST) | ||
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| + | [[User:Mine GO BOOM|Mine GO BOOM]] 10:18, Nov 17, 2006 (PST): Any specific parts that are better, or the whole layout? | ||
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| + | It would be a pain to put on here because the source has a bunch of MS office junk that should be stripped out. Actually, it doesn't even display properly in Firefox. --[[User:Cyan~Fire|Cyan~Fire]] | ||
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| + | It seems to display alright for me, unless I'm missing something? It's better because it's more complete. Ideally we'd have a tree view of all the packets and be able to collapse / expand the relavent information, is that possible in wiki? --[[User:BaK|BaK]] 06:34, Nov 22, 2006 (PST) | ||
Latest revision as of 11:35, 22 November 2006
Smong: Can you explain how to use the handler offsets. Which versions of Subspace they are valid for with MD5's of the binaries, and possible a link to the latest version.
D1st0rt:I got this one from kirk's site, its a bit more in depth and include the directory server protocol
I just realized that this list is totally incomplete. I'll try to update it soon. --Cyan~Fire
For the record, d1st0rt's is a lot better than the one here. BaK 02:57, Nov 17, 2006 (PST)
Mine GO BOOM 10:18, Nov 17, 2006 (PST): Any specific parts that are better, or the whole layout?
It would be a pain to put on here because the source has a bunch of MS office junk that should be stripped out. Actually, it doesn't even display properly in Firefox. --Cyan~Fire
It seems to display alright for me, unless I'm missing something? It's better because it's more complete. Ideally we'd have a tree view of all the packets and be able to collapse / expand the relavent information, is that possible in wiki? --BaK 06:34, Nov 22, 2006 (PST)
