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Posted on: 05-14 5:25 am
S0UPman

Hi there.rnI recently acquired an old Palm IIIc PDA, Looking around online I found that there used to be an AOL AIM client that you could install to it, Upon installing it to the device, there did not seem to be a way to edit the connection on it to work with phoenix.rnrnI'm wondering if anyone here knows about any modified AIM clients for Palm OS that can connect to phoenix, or if anyone might know how to build/code one?rnrnI know aim phoenix is already a very niche thing and this request is even more niche. But any help would be greatly appreciated.rnrnyoursrn-S0UPman
Posted on: 07-13 7:41 pm
0xShiro

In Windows, the IPv4 address is stored in the Registry.rnrnFor future reference, for anyone looking for the registry keys, value name, and data, it's located here::rn"HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareAmerica OnlineAOL Instant Messenger (TM)CurrentVersionServer"rn"Host"="login.oscar.aol.com"rn"Port"="5190"rnrnIn later versions it's defined in two file "acccore.dll" & "defaults.xml"rnIn the XML file it's in these two variables::rn"<text key="aimcc.connect.host.address" value="kdc.uas.aol.com"/>"rn"<text key="imApp.connect.hostAddressUas" value="kdc.uas.aol.com"/>"rnrnrnIf you have the install file, I can try to change the default Host domain name (or IP address),rnusing a hex editor. I'm not sure if there's a GUI option to change it.
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