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    1.6.4 valid hash for compiling

    creeperkila21 replied to creeperkila21's topic in Support & Bug Reports
    Thanks for the great help...
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    1.6.4 valid hash for compiling

    creeperkila21 posted a topic in Support & Bug Reports
    Hi, I am currently developing for a 1.6.4 modded forge server and I can not seem to find a valid hash for 1.6.4 ================ Forge ModLoader Setup Start =================== Checking MCP zip (may take time to download) Download of mcp8.11.zip failed hash check, deleting 1ecfa789fcf4d2ad5e6dcaeda336c55e 2d7a759309b5cc10ca29caa0b10f3bfc Press any key to continue . . . This is the error I get. Here is the current 1.6.4 hash I am currently using. [1.6.4] client_md5 = 2e5044f5359e82245551167a237f3167 server_md5 = abcf286a14f7aee82e8bf89270433509 mcp_ver = 8.11 mcp_url = http://mcp.ocean-labs.de/files/archive/mcp811.zip mcp_md5 = 2d7a759309b5cc10ca29caa0b10f3bfc What client_md5 should I use and what server_md5 should I use ? I am creating a client side mod and a server side mod, so I do need both. I may also need a new MCP_URL as that website, Ocean-Labs, is currently down for construction. Thank you for the help.

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