Mortal coil level 25 unsolvable
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Mortal coil level 25 unsolvable
Hi.
Level 25 is unsolvable in web-game.
Is this by design?
Or am I missing some rule?
Sincerely,
Beef
Level 25 is unsolvable in web-game.
Is this by design?
Or am I missing some rule?
Sincerely,
Beef
I can't solve it neither...
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Edit: Solved... Passed wrong board to the script (wrote "x" instead of one of "X").
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Edit: Solved... Passed wrong board to the script (wrote "x" instead of one of "X").
Last edited by binarylv on Thu Aug 18, 2011 7:06 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Well... That's what is written here0xDEAD BEEF wrote:Edit: I guess - challange here is to let PC solve the puzzle..
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I think it should be enough with sending "?name=0xdead%20beef&password=yourPassword&path=DRU&x=1&y=2". Try "0xdead%20beef" or "0xdead+beef" as username. If using POST, try sending username and password with POST data (rather than as URL). If username or password is incorrect, it should give you an error message rather than HTML with data about new level. Double-check that you use "name" argument and not "user" or "username" - I've mixed them few times and got no error message, so that might be the problem in your case too.
As for cookies, I never send them - it's enough with username, password, x, y and path (or qpath, as described here by Tron).
To specify the level, check what "Go To Level" button does Keep in mind that it regenerates the level, i.e., if you request the level, do not repeat it when posting the result.
As for cookies, I never send them - it's enough with username, password, x, y and path (or qpath, as described here by Tron).
To specify the level, check what "Go To Level" button does Keep in mind that it regenerates the level, i.e., if you request the level, do not repeat it when posting the result.
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Thats's strange because if I do not use cookies then I keep getting first level all the time. Anyways - using cookies makes sense, because - how would page otherwise know - to which level I am sending solution (I use GET). However - as I said - I was able to proceed to level 62 (using cookies), but as you see, server has not recorded that.
Beef
Beef
Try sending username and password instead of a cookie.
Server will know the level because you send your username and password with the solution, and server keeps track of "currently selected level" (either manually selected or the level that comes after last solved level) for each user.
Edit: Here's another user that failed to use cookies, so you're not the first to have this problem
Server will know the level because you send your username and password with the solution, and server keeps track of "currently selected level" (either manually selected or the level that comes after last solved level) for each user.
Edit: Here's another user that failed to use cookies, so you're not the first to have this problem
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"Try sending username and password instead of a cookie. "
That was my first aproach.
GET username=...&password=...
parse html, get board, solve
GET username=...&password=...&x=...&y=...&path=...
Server allways responded with "stupid solution".
So I enabled cookies between these both GETs. It started working. I reached level 62. But when I come to web page, it still shows only my manualy solved levels available and also I am not in rank.
Maybe my username with space is bad???
Beef
That was my first aproach.
GET username=...&password=...
parse html, get board, solve
GET username=...&password=...&x=...&y=...&path=...
Server allways responded with "stupid solution".
So I enabled cookies between these both GETs. It started working. I reached level 62. But when I come to web page, it still shows only my manualy solved levels available and also I am not in rank.
Maybe my username with space is bad???
Beef
Read one more time...0xDEAD BEEF wrote: That was my first aproach.
GET username=...&password=...
(..)
Maybe my username with space is bad???
I think spaces in URL should not be a problem as long as you encode it properly.binarylv wrote:I think it should be enough with sending "?name=0xdead%20beef&password=yourPassword&path=DRU&x=1&y=2". Try "0xdead%20beef" or "0xdead+beef" as username. (..) Double-check that you use "name" argument and not "user" or "username" - I've mixed them few times and got no error message, so that might be the problem in your case too.