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this is pretty much a lame Topic – I wanna know how I can remove users from the Yahoo Chatrooms without the Use of Y tunnel Pro is this possible ? ive been trying to find some packets that would do it but I cant find non. Also users in Chat they SPAM too much so wont it be good if somebody can release a single SPAM Program where users get ignored for SPAMMING!!! 🙂 im not that Advanced with no connection side stuff yet in VB 🙂
I don’t know anything about that vb but if it works does that include peopel spamming yahoo games? They spam for leagues , they spam porn, & to just be annoying.
I would like to find something to be able to block all the spam ( some of its made by bots you can’t catch & some is made by members of the leagues. ) ALL is annoying.
All I have to say is good luck doing it in VB…
In order to “Filter” any of that out, youll need a winsock hook.
(Which basically acts like a proxy)
There are two methods of doing it.
1.) Create a program that loads and injects a dll into pagers process
2.) Create a program that functions as a socks5 server, so that you can have pager connect to it, and then filter.
Obviously, Y! Tunnel uses the forementioned.
Which can not be done in VB(effectively).
I suggest learning some C.
You are not looking for packets, you will want to create a rule set, that examines inbound packets, so that in a sense you can drop them…
I hardley chat in the rooms now for this reason off the spammers an spam user names clock up the entire room once i went n 1 day all i saw was about 36 spamers in only 3 actually chating
what is really going on with yahoo an why are they alowed 2 get away with this after what has happen to msn uk chatQuote:I wanna know how I can remove users from the Yahoo Chatrooms without the Use of Y tunnel Pro is this possible ?It’s possible to pluck specific (or all) users out of Messenger’s listview (room list) but that’s not to say that it would prevent their messages from being displayed (joins/leaves) on the chat screen. Y!TunnelPro, like my program, removes users by sending their leave packets to Messenger (since it acts as a client & a server). The reason you don’t see them leave is because some scripting is being done to not show you it (inside the chat window). There’s another way to accomplish that too so you won’t see them being taken out.
Unsakred mentioned the ability to listen as a socks server and have Messenger connect to you then in turn you can control the connection’s data because you’d be relaying it. The other approach as he also mentioned would be to API hook (my program uses this approach w/ dll injection). No hooking would be required if you used the LSP approach (Layered Service Provider) but you’d have some extra overhead (less performance) from it. Lastly you could go with writing a KMD/driver to intercept the data and modify it to your liking. The easiest of these would be the socks option since Messenger already has built-in support *client socks support*. Even if it didn’t have support for proxying via SOCKs you could always force it to connect to your proxy server (check out Permeo’s SocksCap or the SDK).
A good start would be to learn C++, C or Delphi (all would be best =) as you can go far with any of those 3 HLLs for this type of work and practically everything else.
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