release Resolving Core Crash Due to Unused Server-Side Packet

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It seems there's a new exploit related to an unnecessary packet within the server's code. To enhance security and prevent potential vulnerabilities, you can safely remove this unused packet. Below are the steps to address this issue effectively.

Steps to Eliminate the Unused Packet

1. Update the Packet Definitions

Begin by modifying the appropriate header files where the packet is defined:

Edit packet.h

1. Open the packet.h file in your project.

2. Locate the following line:

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• Remove or Comment Out the Line to prevent its use. Commenting is often preferred for version tracking:

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2. Adjust Packet Information

Next, you'll want to ensure that no references to this packet remain in your packet info.

Modify packet_info.cpp

1. Open packet_info.cpp.

2. Search for the line:

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3. Remove That Line Completely to ensure the packet is no longer set in your environment.

3. Clean Up Input Handling

Finally, you should check for any input handling related to this packet:

Update input.cpp

1. Open input.cpp.

2. Locate the following code block:

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3. Remove This Conditional Block Entirely to prevent the server from processing this packet.

 

By following these steps, you can eliminate the unused packet and mitigate the risks associated with it. This proactive measure not only enhances the security of your server but also reduces the chances of encountering exploits that could disrupt gameplay.