#Token Problems

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zinc night
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When I went through the oracle importer the token link doesn't work. Is there another link that I can download from?

void scaffold
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Does the link work in your browser?

zinc night
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yes it works in my browser

void scaffold
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Then you can put that file in the location shown in the screenshot and it will work. Hopefully the problen solves itself by the next time you update

zinc night
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Oh the location doesn't exist apparently

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on my pc

void scaffold
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How far down the folder path can you go before it stops?

zinc night
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I can get down to second cockatrice but I don't see the tokens.xml

void scaffold
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That's the location. Put tokens.xml there

zinc night
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How do I do that

void scaffold
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If you can reach the link in your browser you can download the file

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It will show as tokens in your download folder

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Then move it there

zinc night
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How do I download the file

void scaffold
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Go to the download URL in your browser. The browser should start the download on its own

zinc night
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Weird, I don't see it downloading

void scaffold
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What do you see?

zinc night
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I just see the page and nothing else

void scaffold
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What's on the page?

zinc night
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A bunch of random code that stretches down far

void scaffold
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Then do CTRL + S

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The shortcut you normally use to save files

zinc night
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Ok

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got the file

void scaffold
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Yoink it in that folder alongside the cards file

zinc night
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ok

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it is beside the cards file

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it is still not working

void scaffold
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No, that's it. You don't need to do it through Oracle anymore

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You did manually what Oracle does on its own

flat oar
zinc night
flat oar
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if your pc has the wrong time set it will be unable to make ssl connections

zinc night
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What should my clock be set to?

flat oar
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the current time

zinc night
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I set it to the current time but its still not working

flat oar
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do you have something that blocks this url?

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try copying the url to your browser

zinc night
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no it works fine in browser

flat oar
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what os do you use?

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does the url work in the windows browser?

zinc night
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I'm using windows 7

flat oar
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I see

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it's difficult for us to do testing on windows 7, it might be that there is an issue with certificates installed or a ssl library incompatibility

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perhaps relying on manually placing the file will be the easiest

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do you encounter other issues? eg connecting to the server?

zinc night
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yeah I can't connect to the server either

flat oar
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hmm

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we changed the requirements for rooster ranges in the 2.10 update, ssl is now required and there is no alternative port anymore

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chickatrice would still work with port 4748 I think

void scaffold
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It may still be that Qt bug with SSL certificates

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Is there PowerShell on Windows 7?

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Also please, I'm begging you, don't use Windows 7 in a networoed environment. May I interest you in Linux Mint?

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Actually, do you have Internet Explorer in there?

zinc night
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Yeah

void scaffold
zinc night
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I went to those 2 links on different tabs and they did nothing

flat oar
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yeah, that means the problem is ssl certificates

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at least, with nothing you mean it shows an error?

zinc night
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No it literally shows nothing

flat oar
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oh, it's supposed to do that

zinc night
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oh ok

flat oar
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I would have liked if @thorny escarp would put the server details here again like they were before the 2.10 update though

thorny escarp
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Hi there

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What would you like me to do? Happy to help

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Ohhh the website, public index

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Let me see what I can do later. If I remember pandaderp

flat oar
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it's only relevent for sanity checks like this tbh, not that important

void scaffold
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zinc night
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Yes

void scaffold
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Just making sure. It looks an awful lot like Edge

zinc night
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oh wait when I clicked on internet explorer it automically closed it and went to edge

void scaffold
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Please try to get the actual IE. No clue if it's even possible

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The issue may be the fact that Qt uses a system to validate SSL certificates that modern browsers bypass entirely, except it uses it wrong. That's fine enough in most situations but it can create problems

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IE may just be old enough to use that same system while using it correctly, which because of reasons may help with the Qt issue

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Not gonna lie, I didn't even know Edge was available on W7

flat oar
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I think chromium, which is what edge is, has its own cert storage

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cockatrice uses the system cert storage, which on win7 probably stopped receiving updates

zinc night
void scaffold
void scaffold
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Wonderful. Did this solve the issue with Oracle and Rooster Ranges?

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That is, can you download tokens through Oracle and connect to Rooster Ranges in client?

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If not, I'm out of ideas

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Well, the last idea would be to add the root certs manually, but that's sketchy at best

flat oar
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it can still be a library issue

zinc night
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Is this the right server I'm trying to connect to?

void scaffold
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In a sense it is a library issue because Qt SSL stack uses Windows SSL verification system in a bad way

void scaffold
zinc night
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No its not connecting unfortunately

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the tokens are also not working I think I just might be cooked

void scaffold
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Damn. That's all from me unfortunately

As a closing statement I would like to reiterate that using W7 in 2025 is a bad idea overall and I recomment updating to a contemporary Linux distro. Mostly because W10 is also reaching end of life and W11 probably doesn't run on that hardware

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This would also incidentally solve your Cockatrice issues

flat oar
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will 2025 be the year of the linux desktop?

zinc night
flat oar
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mint is good

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there is many options

void scaffold
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I run Mint and it's great. Unfortunately there have been reports of issues with Cockatrice on Mint specifically because of dependencies with different names

void scaffold
flat oar
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😔