This is the flyff's source code of version 4 or 5.
The archive is password protected and yet nobody knows the password.

image-storage.co.uk/nicco/Neurospace.7z
Credits to heathj for finding

I release this because more people can try to find the correct password for it, there's several ways to find it.

Contents of archive:

• Cola - Program to create/convert moving things like monsters and players.
  
• Accumulator - Program is unknown.
  
• BetaPatchClient2 - Patcher/Updater client.
  
• MakeMap - Does not seem to be Beast however it's something for flyff anyway.
  
• MergeMaster - Program is unknown.
  
• Neuz - Flyff client.
  
• ResourceTool - Program to manage flyff resource files (*.res)
  
• Updater - Program is unknown.
  

Each directory in the archive that begins with _ is include folders (contains source code files).

An example of a program to get the password is the following:
- Version 3.0 -

Read assign of roles for a solution how we can get the password:

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Allright, lets assign roles in the password testings, suggest by Reimniess.
This is on hold currently as rarcrack turned out to be nonworking. We currently have no fast way to test passwords(!)

On 6 letter a-zA-Z, everyone could do different starting letters.
I am running from D***** now at 5000 passwords per second.
Not sure if the password starts with A so I'll need the current roles:

Post your request to assign a role.

[Range]: [Username]
b*****: Divine
c*****: ?
d*****: Nicco
e*****: ?
f*****: Divine
g*****: ?
h*****: ?
i*****: ?
j*****: ?
k*****: ?
l*****: ?
m*****: ?
n*****: ?
o*****: ?
p*****: ?
q*****: ?
r*****: ?
s*****: ?
t*****: darkesthour123
u*****: ?
v*****: ?
w*****: ?
x*****: ?
y*****: ?
z*****: ?

All these are 5 letters to generate, once that's done just swap the first character to uppercase and try again. End it before it changes first character.

Code:
<abc>abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ</abc>
<current>baaaaa</current>

If your speed is like mine, 5000 password per second the estimated passwords and time is as follows:

5 ^ 52 = 380204032 different passwords.
380204032 / 5000 = 76040 seconds
76040 / 60 / 60 = 21 hours

Update: If you use rarcrack then optimize the amount of threads for best performance, usually amount of cores+1 (quadcore means 5 threads).
My speed with 12 threads is 5000 tests per sec, 5 threads is 6000 per sec.

So to cover up aaaaaa to azzzzz aswell as Aaaaaa to Azzzzz would take 42 hours at the speed of 5000 passwords per second.

Any questions just post it below.

Currently on the hold since we do not have a good 7z password tester!

Darki1;183748 schrieb:

Wurde hier schonmal released von daher unnötig.....