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problems is the user agent string, if you set the version and channel
values to be identical to the OLG login request but get the user agent
string wrong it fails.
Here's what the login XML-RPC looks like as a python dict:
(({'last': 'Last', 'platform': 'Win', 'passwd': '$1$PASSWORDHASH',
'start': 'last', 'version': 'Openlife R16 1.16.2.70',
'last_exec_event': 0, 'options': ['inventory-root',
'inventory-skeleton', 'inventory-lib-root', 'inventory-lib-owner',
'inventory-skel-lib', 'initial-outfit', 'gestures',
'event_categories', 'event_notifications', 'classified_categories',
'buddy-list', 'ui-config', 'tutorial_setting', 'login-flags',
'global-textures'], 'channel': 'Openlife R16', 'first': 'First'},),
u'login_to_simulator')

Yes, it says "Win" for platform even on windows, for reasons known only to =
them

2009/3/27 Dale Glass <dale at daleglass.net>:
> On =F0=D1=D4=CE=C9=C3=C1 27 =CD=C1=D2=D4=C1 2009 22:45:24 Gareth Nelson w=
rote:
>> It may be worth testing by hacking it to send the same MD5 as their
>> official binary, if it won't connect then obviously something else is
>> going on.
>
> I'm working on that right now.
>
> Can somebody confirm what sort of thing can normally cause a failure to
> login? I can think of: channel, version, MD5. Anything else of the sort t=
o
> look for?
>
>



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