Whats the best trigger to detect disconnection?

[zuabros]

I'm writing a relogger script, but Im having difficulties to detect disconection.

I have so far tested with available memory (about 200 mb used by wow when its connected), but its not much satisfactory... what other things could be used?

btw: im using "automate" software to script it.

 

[fetthaulol]

Dunno anything about it but you have my fully support for a working relogger

 

[bmertler]

I too was looking into this, the only thing i could think of is an active connection on certain ports, as there are like 4 i believe, but il get back to ya PM me, if you want my msn, and such for other ideas, cause im trying to code something in VB.

 

[Thacai]

Maybe detect the up/down load rates for the WoW.exe process, since it would be lower when not ingame

 

[caddy]

Download http://www.thebuddyforum.com/attach...g]-buddycenter-raphus-possien-buddycenter-zip . You can have it force notifications to your smartphone, ie disconnect.

 

[bmertler]

Download http://www.thebuddyforum.com/attach...g]-buddycenter-raphus-possien-buddycenter-zip . You can have it force notifications to your smartphone, ie disconnect.

You missed the whole point, he doesnt want to know when it d/c's persay he wants the program to know

 

[highvoltz]

I'm writing a relogger script, but Im having difficulties to detect disconection.

I have so far tested with available memory (about 200 mb used by wow when its connected), but its not much satisfactory... what other things could be used?

btw: im using "automate" software to script it.

The way I would do it is read a memory offset in wow if you have a lil experience in reverse engineering.
I believe everytime you logout or get DCed in wow the Config.wtf file in WTF folder gets updated. so you can store the last modifed time value in a variable when you login and then periodically check it