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| − | You can enable connection logging on M:M 7 and 8 by enabling it in Preferences (Cmd+ | + | You can enable connection logging on M:M 7 and 8 by enabling it in Preferences (Cmd+,). The file location will be ~/Documents/Microsoft Messenger.log on M:M 7 and ~/Library/Logs/Microsoft Messenger.log on M:M 8. |
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All of these requests were sent using macOS 10.13.6, but 6.x and 7.x seem to send the client operating system version as 10.9 (probably a cap?) | All of these requests were sent using macOS 10.13.6, but 6.x and 7.x seem to send the client operating system version as 10.9 (probably a cap?) | ||
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| + | == Odd quirks == | ||
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| + | Messenger:mac only reads the PassportURLs Header from the Passport Nexus if it ends with ConfigVersion=14. | ||
| + | It uses TWN even on MSNP16, so it gets the ABCH token from the DALogin value from the PassportURLs header. | ||
Revision as of 10:05, 17 March 2021
Protocol
From my testing, all the versions I tested (6.0.3, 7.0.2, 8.0.1) use TLSv1 to connect to the login servers, HOWEVER it just uses an old record layer. More information about this would be very appreciated.
- 6.x, 7.x: MSNP14, MSNP13
- 8.x (including beta): MSNP16, MSNP15, MSNP14, MSNP13
This is the only official Microsoft client that uses the TWN auth method after MSNP15 (SSO/RPS was introduced in MSNP15).
Logging
You can enable connection logging on M:M 7 and 8 by enabling it in Preferences (Cmd+,). The file location will be ~/Documents/Microsoft Messenger.log on M:M 7 and ~/Library/Logs/Microsoft Messenger.log on M:M 8.
Changing servers
To change the servers, you'll have to edit the binary data itself using an hex editor.
There's a configuration file (plist) located in ~/Library/Preferences/Microsoft/com.microsoft.Messenger.plist(6.x, 7.x) and ~/Library/Preferences/com.microsoft.Messenger.plist(8.x) that caches some server values (ABCH Server, NS Server, Gateway Server) that should also be changed if the app has been opened before.
CVR commands sent
M:M 8.0.1
CVR 2 0x0409 mac 10.13.6 i386 macmsgs 8.0.1 macmsgs me@andreadoria.cf
M:M 8.0.0 beta
CVR 2 0x0409 mac 10.13.6 i386 macmsgsbeta 8.0.0 macmsgsbeta me@andreadoria.cf
M:M 7.0.2
CVR 2 0x0409 mac 10.9.6 i386 macmsgs 7.0.2 macmsgs me@andreadoria.cf
M:M 6.0.3
CVR 2 0x0409 mac 10.9.6 i386 macmsgs 6.0.3 macmsgs me@andreadoria.cf
All of these requests were sent using macOS 10.13.6, but 6.x and 7.x seem to send the client operating system version as 10.9 (probably a cap?)
Odd quirks
Messenger:mac only reads the PassportURLs Header from the Passport Nexus if it ends with ConfigVersion=14. It uses TWN even on MSNP16, so it gets the ABCH token from the DALogin value from the PassportURLs header.
