hobgoblin
February 24th, 2001, 12:21
Greetings on the board,
I have just downloded the new version of CASPR from Programming Tools. It requires a new syntax to be used when you want to unpack an Asp-protected program. Have someone had the time to look at it yet?
To be frank, I'm a little bit confused on how to use it. (Or maybe I'm rusty. It has been a while since I did some "serious" reversing...)
But take a look at how to use it (read the readme.txt), and check out the caspr.ini file. Is it correct that we have to set the flags in the sections in the .ini file ourselves? It may seems that we have to do it ourself. Tried to unpack Tag&Rename without success. It unpacks the program, but it will not run properly. You get the same error message you sometime see when you haven't rebuild the import table properly.'
If someone have some experience on this, please, could you post some input on this?
Maybe someone could post an example on how a correct .ini file should look like with the flags set correctly.
All kinds of input will be appreciated...
Regards from a long time absentée...
Hobgoblin
I have just downloded the new version of CASPR from Programming Tools. It requires a new syntax to be used when you want to unpack an Asp-protected program. Have someone had the time to look at it yet?
To be frank, I'm a little bit confused on how to use it. (Or maybe I'm rusty. It has been a while since I did some "serious" reversing...)
But take a look at how to use it (read the readme.txt), and check out the caspr.ini file. Is it correct that we have to set the flags in the sections in the .ini file ourselves? It may seems that we have to do it ourself. Tried to unpack Tag&Rename without success. It unpacks the program, but it will not run properly. You get the same error message you sometime see when you haven't rebuild the import table properly.'
If someone have some experience on this, please, could you post some input on this?
Maybe someone could post an example on how a correct .ini file should look like with the flags set correctly.
All kinds of input will be appreciated...
Regards from a long time absentée...
Hobgoblin
read this post from SV if you want more details.