Hey,

I just finished my little tool called PTrack.

PokerTracker is unable to provide a status of the importing progress, because PokerTracker `freezes` up on bigger imports.

PTrack reads information out from the PokerTracker process and displays in our window the status of the importing progress.

The Code is OpenSource and it's written in C/C++.

Basically I hate DLL Injections so I decided to write the programm 'like' a Debugger to read the stack.

Tested on PartyPoker only!
Could not work for other imports but can be eaisly updated




[ BINARY ]
http://donster.de/zid_donster/Member...oad/PTrack.zip

[ SRC ]
http://donster.de/zid_donster/Member...rack%20SRC.zip

-g

haha great idea! nice work.

that's really smart. Cool stuff.

rvg

gj, nice work

C-O-O-L-!-!-!

I like it.. Kinda funny thing to have to create tho when u think they could do something similiar in their own program.

good job

Great idea and awesome first post !

HamishB : AFAIK, pokertracker is created with some weird language oriented for quick implementation of database heavy programs, I'm not even sure you can do multithreading with it.

thanks

I'm running Windows 2000 But when I try to run this program it just causes poketracker to close.

-> 20:44 Looking for Poker Tracker (Version 2.16.03d)
-> 20:44 Window Found PID: 0x7f8
-> 20:44 Process Attached
-> 20:44 Reading Process Information
-> 20:44 PokerTracker Process Closed

Any clues?

Hey Insty,

I know the problem (context.Eip += 0x02) is different from Windows XP to Windows 2000. Can't fix it right now, because I don't have Windows 2000 on this machine..

-g

How do I work out what it should be? (I have plenty of non-windows programming experience and a compiler..)

Hey Insty,

You have to check both functions which are intercepted by the tool. One of them is wrong or maybe both.

1) Get OllyDbg ( http://www.ollydbg.de/odbg110.zip )
2) File Open in OllyDbg -> Any Binary on your Harddisk
3) Press Strg+G and search for MessageBoxA and CreateFileA

If you do Strg+G you should land here for MessageBoxA:
(It's a little different on Windows 2000)

MessageBoxA looks on Windows XP like:
----------------------------------------
7E3A058A > 8BFF MOV EDI,EDI < First line
7E3A058C 55 PUSH EBP < Second
----------------------------------------

Then go to line 105 in the Sourcecode, you should see:
context.Eip += 0x02;

Change it to:
context.Eip = 0x7E3A058C;
(Your address on 2000 is different)

Do the same for CreateFileA:
--
7C801A24 > 8BFF MOV EDI,EDI < First
7C801A26 55 PUSH EBP < Second
--

Go to line 142 and change:
context.Eip += 0x02;
to:
context.Eip = 0x7C801A26;
(Your address is different on Windows 2000)

-g