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August 12, 2005 at 8:50 pm #19383
parkiran2020
MemberHi,
Does anyone know how to create audible and/or IMvironment, and how to put them so that they can work with YM?
I’m still currious because I receive different audible when chating with my friend than that currently loaded in my YM, but I still can see those audibles. And also I found some IMvironment contains a web page.
Thanks.
August 13, 2005 at 3:17 am #127458EliteNick
MemberAre you sure your buddy created those themselves? There are new audibles now for like different places of the world, just go Audibles/More Audibles/International
There’s some really cool ones from Taiwan :woot:
Anyway you can’t insert custom IMVironments or audibles because they are server side…meaning only the display pic can be from you since its uploadable.
May 1, 2006 at 8:32 am #127459nudz
MemberSorry..we just want to know how to create audible and/or IMvironment, and put them so that they can work with YM?..thankz
June 15, 2006 at 7:25 am #127460Ender_81
MemberHy!
I’m also trying to create my own audibles and I have noticed, that you have to uploade the flash file then modify the audibles.xml file from the yahoo folder.
you have to create another set like this:
<set id="base.uk.test" name="Test"
signature=”signature”
url=”http://www.geocities.com/mirea_viorel/” ver=”1.0″>The hash is generated by using the SHA-1 algorithm on the swf file.
My problem is that i haven’t found how the is generated the 344 characters siganture. It is some xml type signature that depends on all the set.
If you can help me on this please send me some mail or just some message.
10x
November 1, 2006 at 9:03 pm #127464ManPoWeR69
Member@Ender_81 199269 wrote:
Hy!
I’m also trying to create my own audibles and I have noticed, that you have to uploade the flash file then modify the audibles.xml file from the yahoo folder.
you have to create another set like this:
<set id="base.uk.test" name="Test"
signature=”signature”
url=”http://www.geocities.com/mirea_viorel/” ver=”1.0″>The hash is generated by using the SHA-1 algorithm on the swf file.
My problem is that i haven’t found how the is generated the 344 characters siganture. It is some xml type signature that depends on all the set.
If you can help me on this please send me some mail or just some message.
10x
ESTI ROMAN ?
November 2, 2006 at 7:14 am #127461Ender_81
MemberManPoWeR69;209791 wrote:ESTI ROMAN ?da man
nu cumva am vorbit aseara?
id-ul meu de mess e mirea_viorelNovember 5, 2007 at 2:44 am #127465phraensys
Membercan we speak english?
so that more can understand…
just a suggestion
🙂@EliteNick 175920 wrote:
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Anyway you can’t insert custom IMVironments or audibles because they are server side…meaning only the display pic can be from you since its uploadable.yeah, i’ve been wanting to make my own audibles, too.
i already have looked into this stuff and realized they are in .swf format
swf = shock wave filei think i might agree with EliteNick, it’s server side
meaning: the audible files are stored/uploaded in the yahoo website
therefore, if we want to make our own customized audibles
we will have to upload them in the yahoo server.the question/problem now is: how do we upload them into the yahoo webstie?
alternative:
can we store it online and call them by their url/address?can someone comment on this please?
November 5, 2007 at 8:35 am #127462Ender_81
MemberWe could store them anywhere and call them by URL if we could understand the format of the Audibles.xml file. The messenger executable uses this file to get the location of the audible we want to use, but first it tests if the xml file wasn’t modified (by the first hash/encription code) and then it tests if the swf file hasn’t been modified (by the individual hash code). If any of these codes is wrong then the program downloads again the Audibles.xml file from the yahoo site.
So I can think about 2 posibilities to pas the test:1. We have to reproduce a viable “audibles.xml” file where we have added our own links to audibles and pass the xml file to other persons or just send the audible and it should be automatically saved into the xml file
2. We have to find the method that tests the hash of the xml file and crack it so it returns true (or what it requires) even if the hash isn’t good. Then we would have to pass the crack and the audibles.xml file to any person who wants to be able to use them (if the executable locally adds the new audible in the history list it won’t be necessarry to pass over the crack. This is usefull just in case if this process is done on a yahoo server)November 5, 2007 at 9:23 am #127466phraensys
Member@Ender_81 224352 wrote:
1. We have to reproduce a viable “audibles.xml” file where we have added our own links to audibles and pass the xml file to other persons or just send the audible and it should be automatically saved into the xml file
2. We have to find the method that tests the hash of the xml file and crack it so it returns true (or what it requires) even if the hash isn’t good. Then we would have to pass the crack and the audibles.xml file to any person who wants to be able to use them (if the executable locally adds the new audible in the history list it won’t be necessarry to pass over the crack. This is usefull just in case if this process is done on a yahoo server)i took a peek at the audibles.xml in the folder and yes i’ve seen that hash code.
as of now, i can see two probable problems we might face:
1-how to break the hash code?
2-is it possible to use the uploaded [somewhere] audible without having to pass/send the xml file to the recepient of the customized audible?November 5, 2007 at 9:35 am #127463Ender_81
MemberMy problem is that I don’t understand how the 344 character signature is created or what function checks it and i’m not so advanced in decompiling all the executable code to understand that. For that we need somebody who has advanced knowledge about decompiling and cracking programs.
About the second question I’m sure that the Audibles.xml must contain the path to the required audible at least when you send it. Then I’m not sure if the executable locally adds the new audible used to the recent folder (that should be better) or if it uses some programs on the server. If it uses something from the server it is possible that the audible.xml file should be manually sent to other persons so they can use it.
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