public void Login(string user, string pass, pnCallback cb = null)
{
// Logging in is a two step process:
// First, we must register with the server and get a server challenge
// Then, we actually login.
// We will make it easy on the programmer and silently register the client :)
if (fSrvChg.HasValue || !user.Contains('@'))
ILogin(user, pass, cb);
else {
// Unfortunately, RegisterRequests have no TransID, so we can't save our
// params using the normal way... So, we must use this ugly HACK.
fEvilTemporaryHack = new LoginData(user, pass, cb);
// Back to the regularly scheduled programming
pnCli2Auth_ClientRegisterRequest req = new pnCli2Auth_ClientRegisterRequest();
req.fBuildID = fConnHdr.fBuildID;
lock (fStream) req.Send(fStream);
}
}
private void IRegisterClient()
{
pnCli2Auth_ClientRegisterRequest req = new pnCli2Auth_ClientRegisterRequest();
req.Read(fStream);
// Double check the BuildID
// This is mostly to ensure some dummy isn't trying to troll us
// with some unproven netcode that really sucks.
int? buildID = pngIni.Ini.GetInteger("Client.BuildID");
if (buildID.HasValue)
if (buildID != req.fBuildID) {
KickOff(ENetError.kNetErrOldBuildId);
return;
}
pnAuth2Cli_ClientRegisterReply reply = new pnAuth2Cli_ClientRegisterReply();
reply.fChallenge = fChallenge;
reply.Send(fStream);
}
