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Title: Problem with Website !
Post by: hammerr7 on September 30, 2015, 08:17:29 pm
hi all i got a problem with my website

can someone add me on skype to help me out?
skype: yoerivisser
you get paid :)

thanks!
Title: Re: Problem with Website !
Post by: Amaroth on September 30, 2015, 10:20:04 pm
While I have really only the most basic undestanding of how websites work... You wrote nothing about what kind of problem you have. That might quite help people to realize what you need of them without having to have looong discussion before they can decide if they are even interrested in your proposal...
Title: Re: Problem with Website !
Post by: schlumpf on September 30, 2015, 11:00:03 pm
Tldr of his issue: please install forum-server registration thing that does not use plaintext passwords.
Title: Re: Problem with Website !
Post by: Valkryst on October 01, 2015, 02:08:55 am
Since I told him to post here with all of his information, but he didn't...

He's running Skyfire EMU 4.0.2.

He has a website registration page which correctly adds an account to the server database with a hashed password. He says that the hashing is correct and should work.

He is unable to log into any account created using the registration page unless he manually edits the database and types the password in using plaintext instead of a hashed password. All of his attempts at using a hashed password instead have failed.

I'm assuming that his hashing is incorrect, but there's always the possibility that the core doesn't support it even though I find that very unlikely.
Title: Re: Problem with Website !
Post by: Amaroth on October 01, 2015, 09:45:26 am
Well, TC uses sha1 for hashing and hashes "accountname:password" (with that : included). What is Skyfire like in this way I don't know. What about checking source for implementation of account create command?
Title: Re: Problem with Website !
Post by: Ascathos on October 01, 2015, 01:45:45 pm
Quote from: "Amaroth"
Well, TC uses sha1 for hashing and hashes "accountname:password" (with that : included). What is Skyfire like in this way I don't know. What about checking source for implementation of account create command?
Considering that passwort encryption is following a certain procedure in client, it's probably the same.