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By default, RCCService is a Windows service. Starting in a command prompt will cause it to break without using the argument {{code|-start}}, which starts the service or {{code|-console}} which makes RCCService run in the terminal. {{code|-port [PORT NUM]}} will change the port RCCService hosts the SOAP interface on to [PORT NUM]. | |||
== Trustcheck Registry Entry == | == Trustcheck Registry Entry == | ||
Revision as of 00:34, 5 July 2023
RCCService is the method Roblox has used since 2008 to manage game servers and rendering thumbnails. It uses a protocol called SOAP to communicate with Roblox.
By default, RCCService is a Windows service. Starting in a command prompt will cause it to break without using the argument -start, which starts the service or -console which makes RCCService run in the terminal. -port [PORT NUM] will change the port RCCService hosts the SOAP interface on to [PORT NUM].
Trustcheck Registry Entry
In some early versions of RCCService, you can disable the trustcheck by going into your registry editor and editing key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Roblox. Add a DWORD value named "SkipTrustCheck" and set the value to 1, or some non-zero value. Alternatively, this .reg file can be used:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Roblox] "SkipTrustCheck"=dword:00000001
Save it as something like skiptrustcheck.reg, and then add it to your registry.
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