[siosios]

works for me DN

[Maurice]

Originally Posted by devicenull Why would yo do that when I just gave you a nice stored procedure to do it

Thanks all for the help and suggestions but none realy worked inside or together with the AMXBans script. I requested also some help on a special PHP help forum and together we created this algorithm.

$community_id = substr($player_id, 10);
$community_id *= 2;
$community_id += 76561197960265728;
$community_id += substr($player_id, 8, 1);

Again thanks for all the help and if someone want to add this feature also to AMXBans use the above small script.


Edit: Here everything into just one line.
$community_id = ((substr($player_id, 10)) * 2) + 76561197960265728 + (substr($player_id, 8, 1));

[Gizmo]

Originally Posted by devicenull Why would yo do that when I just gave you a nice stored procedure to do it

I could not get that to work :S

[voogru]

Originally Posted by devicenull Why would yo do that when I just gave you a nice stored procedure to do it

It seems that when creating a new stored procedure it can't be used because the user doesnt have access to execute it, from what I've seen on documents on the interwebs, you need root in order to grant privs for a stored procedure.

And since a lot of people use shared hosting, no dice.

[msleeper]

Why hasn't this thread been stickied yet.

[voogru]

I must not be worthy.

[DJ Tsunami]

Originally Posted by Maurice Thanks all for the help and suggestions but none realy worked inside or together with the AMXBans script. I requested also some help on a special PHP help forum and together we created this algorithm. $community_id = substr($player_id, 10); $community_id *= 2; $community_id += 76561197960265728; $community_id += substr($player_id, 8, 1); Again thanks for all the help and if someone want to add this feature also to AMXBans use the above small script. Edit: Here everything into just one line. $community_id = ((substr($player_id, 10)) * 2) + 76561197960265728 + (substr($player_id, 8, 1));

Which PHP version did you test that on? PHP 5 and lower only support 32-bit integers, so it can't have numbers higher than 429496729. Only PHP 6 (which is still alpha) and PHP 64-bit support numbers up to 18446744073709551615, but only when specifically giving them the int64 data type.

[msleeper]

Originally Posted by voogru I must not be worthy.

Thread is now sticky. You're welcome. ;)

[Maurice]

Originally Posted by DJ Tsunami Which PHP version did you test that on? PHP 5 and lower only support 32-bit integers, so it can't have numbers higher than 429496729. Only PHP 6 (which is still alpha) and PHP 64-bit support numbers up to 18446744073709551615, but only when specifically giving them the int64 data type.

I use PHP 5.2.5 and it seems to work correct, click on the steamid and you get forwarded to the steam community page for that steamid.

[LANrat]

This thread lost me...but interest me.

I have this guy that comes into my server before i banned him and would try to crash it all the time.

any way someone can tell me the steam page for this steamid?

STEAM_0:1:12049330