[no0byme]

Originally Posted by flatz Maybe because they used a secured connection to the server. You need to setup a custom proxy server with a valid passphrase. Then you can sniff packets and the packet with console ID should be a HTTP POST query to the server with a hostname of auth.np.ac.playstation.net at 443 port and a part of URI should be /nav/auth. If you get the packet then you can extract form fields from it. They are like: type=0&serviceid=XXX&loginid=XXX&password=XXX&consoleid=YYY And my info is for 3.55 firmware so it can differs at 4.xx.

Thanks for your reply again I don't have a CFW, so I'm not sure if the custom proxy server would work. I have never done something like this before xD

[gingerbread]

Originally Posted by flatz Don't know, maybe I'm a follower of Unix-way. A program should do only its own work.

Just imagine. A screwdriver. There are many kinds of heads. You will have 10 screwdriver in your hand. By using interchangeable heads, now you will have only 1 screwdriver in your hand.

More practical, more user friendly and most importantly, more people can adopt.

When more people can adopt = More discovery.

I hope you will consider in combining the applications.

Thank you.

[$n!pR]

Is this anything like Xploder?

[KitsunePaws]

Originally Posted by gingerbread Just imagine. A screwdriver. There are many kinds of heads. You will have 10 screwdriver in your hand. By using interchangeable heads, now you will have only 1 screwdriver in your hand. More practical, more user friendly and most importantly, more people can adopt. When more people can adopt = More discovery. I hope you will consider in combining the applications. Thank you.

This sort of thinking is very very wrong. It's why operating systems aren't just windows.exe and linux.bin. These applications are fine the way the are. Using your screwdriver analogy, please consider the following. You have a universal screwdriver but you need to work on a bolt... To use your driver you now need a socket and an adapter for that to work. However, the only size socket you can find is 1/2 inch... So you need to use an adapter on an adapter to a socket. Eventually one of those adapters is going to break...or you won't have the torque to turn the bolt. Applications need to do one thing, and do it well. When you start making applications huge and cumbersome you take away from their value and guarantee that they'll never be used by professionals. Not to mention the fact that flatz has already stated his time is spread thin.

@flatz Please don't pay this request any mind.

[MajorDisaster]

Originally Posted by KitsunePaws This sort of thinking is very very wrong. It's why operating systems aren't just windows.exe and linux.bin. These applications are fine the way the are. Using your screwdriver analogy, please consider the following. You have a universal screwdriver but you need to work on a bolt... To use your driver you now need a socket and an adapter for that to work. However, the only size socket you can find is 1/2 inch... So you need to use an adapter on an adapter to a socket. Eventually one of those adapters is going to break...or you won't have the torque to turn the bolt. Applications need to do one thing, and do it well. When you start making applications huge and cumbersome you take away from their value and guarantee that they'll never be used by professionals. Not to mention the fact that flatz has already stated his time is spread thin. @flatz Please don't pay this request any mind.

While that maybe true in some things but tell that to @aldostools and how awesome his ps3tools program is.

[KitsunePaws]

Originally Posted by MajorDisaster While that maybe true in some things but tell that to @aldostools and how awesome his ps3tools program is.

Typical user... While I mean no disrespect to aldos, what he's created isn't much more than a launcher. If you look at the install path you'll see multiple applications that do a single thing.... Just as flatz stated, somebody else can manage putting it into a batch or likewise. Please research a little further next time.

[flatz]

Originally Posted by KitsunePaws Typical user... While I mean no disrespect to aldos, what he's created isn't much more than a launcher. If you look at the install path you'll see multiple applications that do a single thing.... Just as flatz stated, somebody else can manage putting it into a batch or likewise. Please research a little further next time.

Yes, you are right, KitsunePaws. And there are no reasons for someone to disallow creation of user-friendly applications which will be do things in "one click". Why not if you have a free time?

[aldostools]

Originally Posted by KitsunePaws Typical user... While I mean no disrespect to aldos, what he's created isn't much more than a launcher. If you look at the install path you'll see multiple applications that do a single thing.... Just as flatz stated, somebody else can manage putting it into a batch or likewise. Please research a little further next time.

...so what I have created "isn't much more than a launcher"

BTW this is a project that I'm not interested at all (I don't have time for this).

EDIT:
I forgot to express my APPRECIATION to @flatz for your awesome tools and THANKS for all your great contribution to the scene.

[gingerbread]

@KitsunePaws So by combining the applications how huge the application going to be? 10 Gb? Or Have you even try using MultiMAN?

@flatz Could you pass it do deank?

@aldostools Really looking forward to it when you have the time.

[GregoryRasputin]

Instead of everyone arguing about this software, be thankful that @flatz made it in the first place.

The people that want the applications combined, learn to do it yourself and you will have your own personal combination.