How to find a private servers IP with their Client?

[Mysko]

Anyone know how i can find out a private servers IP adress tru their Login Client?

 

[RsGold4You]

Goto Login.java and search .no-ip

 

[Mysko]

thanks mate.

 

[Mysko]

Is there a way of opening .class files?

 

[Clover87]

if its executable go to jre and type java (whatever the filename is)


to edit it just download an ide

 

[Mysko]

It's not executable, I need to open the .class file so i can read the code inside it, I've tried a few Decompilers but they say the file is currupt

 

[Clover87]

go to source forge.

type java ide.

I'm sure something will come up.


edit: or if you can just get eclipse thats best.

 

[Jimmy]

To get the IP open command prompt (cmd) and type

ping HOSTNAME

In which HOSTNAME is the name of the host (ex. "pserver.no-ip.biz")

As for viewing the source of a class file, you can try to use JAD or JODE to decompile it back into a readable .java file.

JAD Download: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Programming/Debuggers-Decompilers-Dissasemblers/JAD.shtml
JODE Download: http://jode.sourceforge.net/download.php

 

You could just packet sniff, and get it faster

 

[Mysko]

To get the IP open command prompt (cmd) and type

ping HOSTNAME

In which HOSTNAME is the name of the host (ex. "pserver.no-ip.biz")

As for viewing the source of a class file, you can try to use JAD or JODE to decompile it back into a readable .java file.

JAD Download: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Programming/Debuggers-Decompilers-Dissasemblers/JAD.shtml
JODE Download: http://jode.sourceforge.net/download.php

I can't figure out how to open JAD all that comes up is a black box and then it shuts down again?

 

[Mysko]

Anyone know how to do it <<?

 

Get Wireshark, run it, select your device...

Then open client and click connect, a lot of packets should be send to the server.

Select a packet, and you have the IP

 

[Jimmy]

I can't figure out how to open JAD all that comes up is a black box and then it shuts down again?

Open up cmd and navigate to the directory that JAD and the classfile are in (place them in the same directory) and type

jad CLASSNAME.class

Where CLASSNAME.class is the name of the class file.

 

[Mysko]

Open up cmd and navigate to the directory that JAD and the classfile are in (place them in the same directory) and type

jad CLASSNAME.class

Where CLASSNAME.class is the name of the class file.

Mind adding me on msn coz i still don't quiet understand =/

 

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