Update SilkroadLinux.py

[demon36]

fix for error : "must be char, not int"

[Ryan-ProjectHax]

I decided to open the original EXE and the patched EXE in Olly and it does indeed write a single byte without using chr(). It would not have worked if it had ever written more than one byte.

Original:

00420C42  |.  83F8 FF       CMP EAX,-1
00420C45  |.  75 19         JNE SHORT 00420C60
00420C47  |.  68 148F4A00   PUSH OFFSET 004A8F14                     ; /Procname = "TransmitFile"

Patched:

00420C42  |.  83F8 FF       CMP EAX,-1
00420C45  \.  EB 19         JMP SHORT 00420C60
00420C47  /.  68 148F4A00   PUSH OFFSET 004A8F14                     ; /Procname = "TransmitFile"

[demon36]

maybe there is a problem in my python installation, becase i do get an
error when applying the patch without chr()

On Sat, Sep 17, 2016 at 1:07 AM, Ryan notifications@github.com wrote:

I decided to open the original EXE and the patched EXE in Olly and it does
indeed write a single byte without using chr(). It would not have worked
if it had ever written more than one byte.

Original:

00420C42 |. 83F8 FF CMP EAX,-1
00420C45 |. 75 19 JNE SHORT 00420C60
00420C47 |. 68 148F4A00 PUSH OFFSET 004A8F14 ; /Procname = "TransmitFile"

Patched:

00420C42 |. 83F8 FF CMP EAX,-1
00420C45 . EB 19 JMP SHORT 00420C60
00420C47 /. 68 148F4A00 PUSH OFFSET 004A8F14 ; /Procname = "TransmitFile"

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[Ryan-ProjectHax]

I wrote it for Python 3 and only tested with that. Is it possible you are using Python 2? What is the error you are seeing?

[demon36]

im using python 2.7.6,
you could apply the edit if its safer to use chr(),
thx for the patch anyway it worked well with a private server installation

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I wrote it for Python 3 and only tested with that. Is it possible you are
using Python 2? What is the error you are seeing?

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