[The overrated maniac]

Example: I have 50 lives and my password is "red". Player B has 15 lives and his password is "green".
I don't know why, but sometimes when player B enters the server he will have 50 lives and his password will be "red". But the SETINFO_PASSWORD is "green" and therefore he can't login in his account. In the FVAULT the information changed so he lost all his data.

PHP Code:

/* Plugin generated by AMXX-Studio */

#include <amxmodx>
#include <amxmisc>
#include <fvault>

#define PLUGIN "New Plug-In"
#define VERSION "1.0"
#define AUTHOR "author"

new SZ_Password[ 192 ]
new SZ_Password_T[ 33 ][ 192 ]

new Registered[ 33 ]
new BadPassword[ 33 ]

new g_lifes[33]

new const Vault[] = "_datos"

public plugin_init() {
    register_plugin(PLUGIN, VERSION, AUTHOR)
    
    register_clcmd("say /account", "CMDRegister");
    register_clcmd( "EnterPassword", "CMDIntroducirContrasenia" )
}

public client_putinserver( id ){
 
Registered[id] = 0
BadPassword[id] = 0
set_task(2.0, "Load", id)
}

public client_disconnect( id ) {
        
    Save(id);
}

public CMDRegister(id){
       
    if( Registered[ id] == 1 || BadPassword[id] == 1){
        return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
    }
    else{
        client_cmd( id, "messagemode EnterPassword" )
    }
    return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
}


public CMDIntroducirContrasenia( id ){
    
    read_args( SZ_Password, 191 )
    remove_quotes( SZ_Password )
    trim( SZ_Password )
    
    if( equal( SZ_Password, "" ) || contain( SZ_Password, " ") != -1){
        return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
    }
    
    else { 
    
        client_cmd( id, "setinfo _password ^"%s^"", SZ_Password )
        Registered[ id ] = 1
        static SZ_Name[ 32 ], SZ_Data[ 512 ]
        get_user_name( id, SZ_Name, 31 )
        formatex( SZ_Data, charsmax( SZ_Data ), "%s %d", SZ_Password, g_lifes[id])
        fvault_set_data( Vault, SZ_Name, SZ_Data )
        SZ_Password_T[ id ] = SZ_Password

        return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
    }

    return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
}

public Save( id ){
    
    if(Registered[ id ] == 0 || BadPassword[ id ] == 1){
        return PLUGIN_HANDLED;
    }

    else{
        static SZ_Data[ 512 ], SZ_Name[ 32 ]
    
        formatex( SZ_Data, charsmax( SZ_Data ), "%s %d", SZ_Password_T[ id ], g_lifes[id])
        get_user_name( id, SZ_Name, 31 )
    
        fvault_set_data( Vault, SZ_Name, SZ_Data )
    }
    return PLUGIN_CONTINUE;
}

public Load( id ){
    
    static SZ_Data[ 512 ], SZ_Name[ 32 ], SETINFO_Password[ 191 ], VAULT_Password[ 191 ], lifes[32]
    
    get_user_name( id, SZ_Name, 31 )
    get_user_info( id, "_password", SETINFO_Password, 190 )
    
    if( !fvault_get_data( Vault, SZ_Name, SZ_Data, charsmax( SZ_Data ) ) ){
        return 0;
    }
    
    Registered[id] = 1
    parse( SZ_Data, VAULT_Password, 190, lifes, 31)
    
    if( equal( SETINFO_Password, VAULT_Password ) ){
        
        SZ_Password_T[id] = SETINFO_Password
    
        g_lifes[id] = str_to_num(lifes)
    
        return 2;
    }
    else{ 
        BadPassword[ id ] = 1
    }
    return 1;
} 


[Dragos]

You don't have any specifications to load and save functions that determine who has what and how much. Like...
Save data with Name/SteamID/IP | password and life.
That's why everyone that will join your server will have the first line of saved data. meaning, everyone will have "red" as the password and 50 life.

[The overrated maniac]

Originally Posted by Dragos You don't have any specifications to load and save functions that determine who has what and how much. Like... Save data with Name/SteamID/IP | password and life. That's why everyone that will join your server will have the first line of saved data. meaning, everyone will have "red" as the password and 50 life.

No, its not the first line, its like someone on random line will have the same things that someone on another random line. I can post when I save and load the data if you are talking about that.
Also I think the key is the name.

[JocAnis]

Probably will not solve the prob, but you missing here charsmax:

parse( SZ_Data, VAULT_Password, 190, lifes)
    
->

parse( SZ_Data, VAULT_Password, 190, lifes, charsmax( lifes ) )

[The overrated maniac]

Originally Posted by JocAnis Probably will not solve the prob, but you missing here charsmax: parse( SZ_Data, VAULT_Password, 190, lifes) -> parse( SZ_Data, VAULT_Password, 190, lifes, charsmax( lifes ) )

Everything helps, thanks. The charsmax is 31 and I have it in the original code, I just copyed it bad when posting here.

[The overrated maniac]

Okay I got the problem, but I dont know how to fix it:

When a player leave, the next player who join have their account stats. (It dosnt happens everytime, only sometimes)

[HamletEagle]

You should reset g_lifes(for example set g_lifes[id] = 0 or another appropriate value) in a place like client_connect.

[The overrated maniac]

Originally Posted by HamletEagle You should reset g_lifes(for example set g_lifes[id] = 0 or another appropriate value) in a place like client_connect.

Thanks that was really dumb, my bad.

If everything works okay I'll close the thread.