[bsl.rohling]

hi,

i've configured amxx to use our existing database, but since we're storing the user's password with MD5-encryption... is it possible to use this password in amxx too?

my childish guess to change line # 188 of admin_mysql.sma from

    else if (equal(password,g_aPassword[index])) {

to

    else if (equal(md5(password),g_aPassword[index])) {

didn't work


furthermore a config-option to choose whether to use password-encryption (none,md5,mysql) or not would be great

[AssKicR]

Amx currently doesn't have the capability to code/decode md5 encryption

[BAILOPAN]

I will add an md5() encryption function to all SQL modules for 0.20.

[BigBaller]

Originally Posted by BAILOPAN I will add an md5() encryption function to all SQL modules for 0.20.

haha coming up with good ideas

[rACEmic]

Originally Posted by AssKicR Amx currently doesn't have the capability to code/decode md5 encryption

I can't wait till AMX is updated with the ability to decode MD5 encryption.

[muffin]

What stops you from using the md5-function in MySQL? I use that one alot since not that many languages supports built-in md5 support.

example:

SELECT *
FROM users
WHERE password = md5('password')

[DopeFish]

is there any advantage other that that the passwords are not save in clear text in the db any more?

[BAILOPAN]

Passwords should never be cleartext

[IceMouse[WrG]]

Not everyone in your clan should have rcon access, but look how many people listen to that

[devicenull]

Originally Posted by BAILOPAN I will add an md5() encryption function to all SQL modules for 0.20.

Can you put it in like engine?
Would be useful for checksums on stuff like AmxGuard..
And most people wouldn't want to use the sql module if they didnt have to