Hacking Webhack on 5.5.2 (JsTypeHax)
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I execute startServer.bat.... but host it in 0.0.0.0:80... that isnt my ip (obvious) and i writte it on my Wii U and dont work. What im doing bad?
jesus... https;// is NOT the same as http:// (you've included an S at the end - which is only used for SECURE websites i.e. where you need to login... and you've used a semi colon instead of a colon!!!) - why do people make this WAY harder than it needs to be because they can't f8ckin read or follow instructions properly!!!
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probably not including http:// at the start of your ip address?? - for people that are too thick or having problems using Python then for the love of god - just use Mongoose 6.5 - literally 2 clicks and you're done...
Last edited by pangster79,
does it use a semi colon as well???!.. why are people still dicking about with trying webhosting when self hosting works literally 100% of the time with this exploit..
it uses a colon, not a semi colon. the reason the lock doesn't always appear is that something on the thread/post isn't secure. it could be something as innocuous as an image which it usually is. I have a tutorial on self-hosting. I'm not sure if it's any different on 5.5.2 though since I'm still on 5.5.1. u can easily self-host with xampp. that's what I'm using for both the wii u and ps4 exploits. I was using mongoose, but I wrote a note on using xampp which is very simple. a tutorial isn't even really needed due to ease.
follow these steps EXACTLY and it will work:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/haxchi-on-5-5-2-self-hosting-method.481209/
ok.. now what happens when you go to your Wii U web browser (reset the save data, open the curtains) and type in the FULL address as shown in your browser address bar i.e. :
http://192.168.1.50:8080
it just loads for a while and then says error code 112-1028 could not display image
have you set your DNS to AUTO ASSIGN?
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have you also made sure that your WIi U and PC/Mac are on the SAME network?? - if you cna see the screen on your Pc then there isn't an issue with hosting it or serving it to your local network.. the issue is with your Wii U connecting to it!
this tells me that one of the following is the issue:
- you've not cleared/reset the browser data and not opened the curtains on the Wii U browser AND clear your COOKIES!!
- you're not on the same network as your PC/Mac (can happen for example if you split the WiFi connection between 2.4 and 5 GHz)
- You've not set the DNS to auto obtain (or used Google settings etc) so it's not being routed to the correct address
- You have problems with how your router is setup ( as a temp by pass you could always place the Wii U in the DMZ) or follow the instructions here as it seems to have been an issue in the past for some users: http://www.ign.com/boards/threads/wii-u-browser-problem-im-the-only-one.452788554/
to be clear - this is not an issue with the exploit or instructions provided.. there is clearly something SPECIFIC to YOUR setup that is preventing your Wii U connecting to the webpage thats being served! - you'll need to sort it out - either by following the above or doing some googling! - do you have Skype installed or running or any anti-virus?.. try disabling these for 10 minutes or so or changing the port from 8080 to something else and see how you get on....
Last edited by pangster79,
i assume there is something you're missing from pangsters steps that you dont know about, did you reset browser data and make sure that your curtains were open and also that you had DNS set to auto obtain while trying to access the exploit page? Are you using mongoose?
Yes to all
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I've tried all of these and nothing seems to work
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