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[BOT] Eternal Sin (OOG) + IG MAY 20 2007

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UPDATED MAY 20 2007

 

SITE: www.es-l2.com

 

Host file

http://files.filefront.com/hostsrar/;6501610;;/fileinfo.html

 

walker pack with emulator (OOG)

http://files.filefront.com/Walker1063_walker_packrar/;7555929;;/fileinfo.html

 

IGwalker 1.55 made for c4 servers

http://files.filefront.com/eL2Walker155rar/;5986856;;/fileinfo.html

 

everything you would ever need is posted... it ALL works. Just remember to edit your host file.

 

[ES-L2]

LoginServerIP=65.99.248.213

LoginServerPort=2932

ProtocolVersion=656

ServerList=ES-L2

 

token: 5F3B352E5D39342D33313D3D2D257854215E5B24

 

Koyfo: Sticky!

hmm everything seems ok, but when i run the walker it just hangs  up. Whats my problem? i mean when i press login nothing happens

where i write

 

LoginServerIP=65.99.248.213

LoginServerPort=2106

ProtocolVersion=656

ServerList=ES-L2

 

token: 5F3B352E5D39342D33313D3D2D257854215E5B24

 

its ? i dont know use walker 10.6.3 or 5 i only know use walker 10.6.6 can you hlep me ? pls

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its the same thing lol.... how can you not be able to use 10.6.3.

token: 5F3B352E5D39342D33313D3D2D257854215E5B24

 

(default/standard token)

 

Are you sure this is the correct token? I get Link Verify Server Fail message...

What do you mean default/standard token?

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Link Verify Server Fail means that you didn't edit your host file...

 

default/standard token means that its an easy token to find because it was a retail used token

I've replaced the host file with the host file for IG walker,  and IG walker works fine. Also with OOG 10.7.1 and token.exe I get Link verify Server success but login fails... however with 10.6.5 and patcher Link server still fails... What am I doing wrong?  Can you post your host file to compare?

 

P.S thank you for sharing and answering.

  • Author

post the exact login fail logs from walker... copy + past

Finally I logged successfully :)) I had wrong host file..

Thanx mpj :)

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what?

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re-updated march 2nd.

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