Devil's Refugee

Basically, to avoid development woes, we have an existing utility which calls a DLL file and by the looks of it, it has the IP address of a machine hard-coded. I need to substitute the IP address with another one, however they are of different lengths and so far, using a Hex Editor, it doesn't work.

Is there any other way to edit the DLL or EXE file (compiled in VB) so I can change the IP ?

Cheers
T

Gedi

no. they are binarys.

Some of that VB ****e can be decompiled but I think thats the earlier ones. Not quite sure, i'm lucky enough to never have to use microsoft stuff

GaryK

LMAO @ Gedi

If you cant view it in a hex editor your probably out of luck, have you got documentation for all the procs and funcs in the dll?
Maybe something you can call in it, if not Ive got something called TDump which will show all the entry points in the dll and function names.

Cheers

Gary

David_Wallis

should have coded a hostname in..

If you cant do it in hexedit then your stuffed.. and forget about decompilling vb..

What does the dll do.. re-write it..

David