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sina 17 Dec 2003, 00:11
is it imposible?
i realy would like to have a icq clone very quick and very small in size is there any works on this? |
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comrade 17 Dec 2003, 00:48
Miranda? Trillian?
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Dryobates 17 Dec 2003, 12:21
Miranda is very small and very quick (and can connect not only with ICQ network), but as I remember is written in C (or C++).
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sina 17 Dec 2003, 19:53
i know miranda and others but they are not asm
miranda is good i think and its source code is msvc++6 and there is ysm (yousickme) icq clone its console based and code in c any asm? |
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17 Dec 2003, 19:53 |
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vid 17 Dec 2003, 19:59
i'm newbie in this topic
 , but i 've read somewhere that ICQ is buggiest client. Here you are writing about ICQ as if it was protocol. SO how is it? |
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17 Dec 2003, 19:59 |
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GuyonAsm 17 Dec 2003, 20:18
Hell, if you guys wanna write our own fasm (icq like) type chatting client/server that would be nice. I'd join in if you guys want.
So then we'll have the Fasm Studio(and fresh) and now we'll have our own little fasm instant messaging client. That would be nice. _________________ I shall not evade what is predestined because every battle, is another lesson - GuyonAsm. A Believer of The System. |
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17 Dec 2003, 20:18 |
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sina 17 Dec 2003, 22:10
and i would really like to work on this too
but i am not enough to start a project like this and creating another big task like this maybe effects fresh production becouse it a big job and not lots of programmers here and what about fresh? did the website thing slowed down the production? |
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17 Dec 2003, 22:10 |
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sina 18 Dec 2003, 21:42
actually i have found lots of info about icq protocol
anyone interested? |
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18 Dec 2003, 21:42 |
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GuyonAsm 19 Dec 2003, 00:54
Yes I am. you can contact me through my email at guyonasm@hotmail.com or jsut through the boards if you want.
_________________ I shall not evade what is predestined because every battle, is another lesson - GuyonAsm. A Believer of The System. |
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19 Dec 2003, 00:54 |
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sina 20 Dec 2003, 22:40
if we make it through the boards then may be other people look at our posts and may be they can join the works it they become interested
the source code of "miranda" + "ysm" is avaliable at www.sf.net they are really valuable codes (in c and c++) and also there is a program called icqmanace in www.ifud.ru - Sniffing all ICQ FLAP, Direct & HTTP connections - Saving sniffed packets to files - View the contents of the packet - Content parser built using external programable scripts (pascal like), which can be extended by everyone - Exporting to XML, HTML, TXT files - Compatible with any ICQ (clone) applications: ICQ, Miranda, etc. and also at http://www.cobans.net there is a delphi 5 6 7 component supports v7 protocol named TICQClient Version 1.18f (u can find it in www.torry.ru) with full source code
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sina 21 Dec 2003, 13:51
this is the source code of oscar.dll icq lib for miranda
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21 Dec 2003, 13:51 |
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GuyonAsm 21 Dec 2003, 14:35
Hmmm,
I thought we were rewriting everything from scratch, but eh I guess this will ease the process along. =) _________________ I shall not evade what is predestined because every battle, is another lesson - GuyonAsm. A Believer of The System. |
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21 Dec 2003, 14:35 |
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sina 21 Dec 2003, 17:14
we can rewrite of course but these sources will be helpfull
and i think that we should first try sending a simple message or just create the connection with something like this and just experimentally i called it "faim" flat assembler instant messanger  Last edited by sina on 21 Dec 2003, 20:15; edited 1 time in total |
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21 Dec 2003, 17:14 |
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GuyonAsm 21 Dec 2003, 17:33
Faim it is. =)
Oh so we're just creating our own client for the icq protocol? I thought we we're creating our own server, having someone host it, and develop for the client and server alike. _________________ I shall not evade what is predestined because every battle, is another lesson - GuyonAsm. A Believer of The System. |
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21 Dec 2003, 17:33 |
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decard 21 Dec 2003, 18:00
Why do you want new protocol? Creating a new client to existing one is better IMO, because:
1. Many people are using ICQ, AIM, etc. and it you could talk with them using your client. 2. It's easier
ICQ client written in Fasm is an excellent idea; Good luck!!!! |
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21 Dec 2003, 18:00 |
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GuyonAsm 21 Dec 2003, 19:32
Honestly I dont care what we do, I just thought we were doing that. ICQ Client. Okay sir We'll be on our way. =). I'd like to discuss this in real time.
my icq # = 149490736 my irc = irc.bararcade.com , port 6667, channel : #clanhp. _________________ I shall not evade what is predestined because every battle, is another lesson - GuyonAsm. A Believer of The System. |
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21 Dec 2003, 19:32 |
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sina 21 Dec 2003, 20:15
yes as i mentioned in the topic
it is a clone of icq written in fasm ok i have seen the source code of quetannon for using winsock and modified the code a bit to support getting ip name from hostname (i think so) in the quetannon program it just sends simple texts between the two program. i am thinking of sending the login packet with the way used in qeatannon, but i dont know if it will work or not. Do u have any information on winsock? can this work for the faim sample (that can just send a message or just login) ? i am working on this sample becouse i dont have any experience with windows sockets and icq protocol. If i can get this sample work then i will start producing the main faim project ok here is what i am trying to send to the icq server login.icq.com port:5190 Code: 2A 01 13 5A 00 83 00 00 00 01 00 01 00 06 37 37 *..Z..........77 37 37 37 37 00 02 00 08 83 47 F2 B7 4E E9 A9 F6 7777.....G..N... 00 03 00 33 49 43 51 20 49 6E 63 2E 20 2D 20 50 ...3ICQ Inc. - P 72 6F 64 75 63 74 20 6F 66 20 49 43 51 20 28 54 roduct of ICQ (T 4D 29 2E 32 30 30 30 62 2E 34 2E 36 35 2E 31 2E M).2000b.4.65.1. 33 32 38 31 2E 38 35 00 16 00 02 01 0A 00 17 00 3281.85......... 02 00 04 00 18 00 02 00 41 00 19 00 02 00 01 00 ........A....... 1A 00 02 0C D1 00 14 00 04 00 00 00 55 00 0F 00 ............U... 02 65 6E 00 0E 00 02 75 73 .en....us this is the Example SNAC dump with flap header (uin="777777", pass="password") as mentioned in oscar doc. example login sequence [/quote] Last edited by sina on 27 Feb 2004, 20:19; edited 1 time in total |
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GuyonAsm 22 Dec 2003, 14:23
I really think we can do this. It'll be some hard work (not a 2 day or 1 week project) ,but it can be done. I was looking over the protocol for connecting to the server, and there seems to be so much work involved to authenticate, but eh i guess thats what makes icq secure =).
just getting it to get past the first authentication will be the first task. everything else is pretty much self explanitory inside of it except roasting the password, I need to see how thats done, and then implement it. _________________ I shall not evade what is predestined because every battle, is another lesson - GuyonAsm. A Believer of The System. |
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22 Dec 2003, 14:23 |
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sina 22 Dec 2003, 18:55
some info:
Passwords are roasted when sent to the host. This is done so they aren't sent in "clear text" over the wire, although they are still trivial to decode. Roasting is performed by first xoring each byte in the password with the equivalent modulo byte in the roasting array ( 0xF3, 0x26, 0x81, 0xC4, 0x39, 0x86, 0xDB, 0x92, 0x71, 0xA3, 0xB9, 0xE6, 0x53, 0x7A, 0x95, 0x7C ) and the c code to do it: Code: void EncryptPassword (char *Password, char *output) { unsigned int x; static const u_int8_t tablilla[] = { 0xF3, 0x26, 0x81, 0xC4, 0x39, 0x86, 0xDB, 0x92, 0x71, 0xA3, 0xB9, 0xE6, 0x53, 0x7A, 0x95, 0x7C, }; for(x=0;x<strlen(Password);x++) *(output+x) = Password[x] ^ tablilla[x]; } i just could not clearly understand this c code and what it does... |
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