[devicenull]

Remove my amx_mysql_pass - I really dont want my mysql password dumped to the logs :/

[_KaszpiR_]

just don't show logs or parse them and cut the specifield lines with grep

[MagicShot]

I wouldn't recommend not having a MySQL password set...
There are other ways to get around your MySQL password being lpaced in logs... besides if you allow outside access to you mysql ur opening your self up to a can of worms without a password...

There...


my 2cents on MySQL Passwords...

[_KaszpiR_]

MagicShot i guess you're got no idea what are you writing
btw stop spamming at least

[Johnny got his gun]

Cvar can ahve different flags:

#define	FCVAR_ARCHIVE		(1<<0)	// set to cause it to be saved to vars.rc
#define	FCVAR_USERINFO		(1<<1)	// changes the client's info string
#define	FCVAR_SERVER		(1<<2)	// notifies players when changed
#define FCVAR_EXTDLL		(1<<3)	// defined by external DLL
#define FCVAR_CLIENTDLL     (1<<4)  // defined by the client dll
#define FCVAR_PROTECTED     (1<<5)  // It's a server cvar, but we don't send the data since it's a password, etc.  Sends 1 if it's not bland/zero, 0 otherwise as value
#define FCVAR_SPONLY        (1<<6)  // This cvar cannot be changed by clients connected to a multiplayer server.
#define FCVAR_PRINTABLEONLY (1<<7)  // This cvar's string cannot contain unprintable characters ( e.g., used for player name etc ).
#define FCVAR_UNLOGGED		(1<<8)  // If this is a FCVAR_SERVER, don't log changes to the log file / console if we are creating a log

FCVAR_PROTECTED and FCVAR_UNLOGGED could be of use.

[devicenull]

Originally Posted by MagicShot I wouldn't recommend not having a MySQL password set... There are other ways to get around your MySQL password being lpaced in logs... besides if you allow outside access to you mysql ur opening your self up to a can of worms without a password... There... my 2cents on MySQL Passwords...

Did I say I didnt have a password set? No.
I suggested HIDING IT when you did amxx cvars, but I guess I'm going to modify it to set it to Protected

[MagicShot]

Originally Posted by devicenull Originally Posted by MagicShot I wouldn't recommend not having a MySQL password set... There are other ways to get around your MySQL password being lpaced in logs... besides if you allow outside access to you mysql ur opening your self up to a can of worms without a password... There... my 2cents on MySQL Passwords... Did I say I didnt have a password set? No. I suggested HIDING IT when you did amxx cvars, but I guess I'm going to modify it to set it to Protected

Oh I'm sorry...

I misunderstood what you were saying...

Sorry.