08-10-2004, 12:50 AM
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Omaha Hi/Lo
Join Date: Nov 2003
Posts: 17,380
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Originally posted by Agent White
Hopefully you're talking about yourself.
Unless the people who wrote the poker client software are absolute morons, the software would be client/server. Your client would talk to their server, and it would talk back to you. The server would update you as to the status of the other players.
There would be no way for another player to determine your IP in that regard.
Allowing peer to peer updates would also open a door for various exploits to the poker software, so I sincerely doubt it works that way. I'm just speaking from experience supporting online gambling software in Costa Rica. (both major vendors, Inet and IQL).
Since you seem to think YOU know what you're talking about, I assume you have those netstat logs handy to show me the port and IP connection of the person who hacked your machine. Anyone that knew the first thing about networking would know / have that.
Please show them now, stop being a tease.
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are you a techie?
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