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If it's bugged when using SHA1 or MD5, just take this line out of allinfo.lua. You don't really have any logical reason to display passwords anyway. "\n¤Password: " .. getPlayerPassword(pid) .

Here's some SQL I found that should do the trick. If you ran into the same problem I did, you're going to have to add a few fields to the players table. I had to add name, skull, skulltime, balance, stamina, loss_containers, loss_items, marriage, promotion, deleted, description, I believe...

I would suggest PHP/SQL. Get a free or cheap web host that supports PHP and gives you a database, and start there. PHP and SQL is far easier to pick up than C++

I'm trying to use OTlands SVN to download the source code for TFS 0.3 alpha 4 and it's asking me for a username and password, and I can't seem to find a post or anything on otland about needing a username and password. Am I doing something wrong? o.o Edit I'm stupid, I figured it out :)

» Rules We, the gamemasters of SoftCores, reserve the rights to ban or delete your account for any reason, however you could prevent that from happening by obeying our rules. Rule 1: offensive statements You may not send any kind of offensive messages to players through public chat...

I meant to say that if the server starts going the way I would like it to, it may become a paid job. It could be paid, or might not be depending on if the server gets decently popular.

Your bit of code is exactly the same as mine. It seems as though the server is storing the ID of a player's character instead of the name.

I may be wrong, but golly, I was under the impression that if someone is visiting your page that is pulling information out of a database to show on said page, you have to open port 3306, as I was pretty sure that anybody trying to go to his ACC pages who isn't on his network, would be doing it...

The code in my characters.php file for showing deaths is like this if ($cfg['show_deathlist']){ $deaths = $player->getDeaths(); if ($deaths !== false && !empty($deaths)){ echo '<b>Deaths</b><br/>'; foreach ($deaths as $death){ $killer = new Player($death['killer']); if...

SQLite is probably the easiest to use because it's all stored in one big file and you can use a program to edit/insert/delete data I recommend using the MySQL server that comes with Xampp though because you can log in to it and it's all in web pages with phpMyadmin and still easy to use...

online list page exists already for TFS, the file is online-list.php, simple/horrible code version of it is: $sql = mysql_query("SELECT `name` FROM `players` WHERE `online`='1'"); while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($sql)) { echo 'Username: ',$row[name],'<br />'; } Status in...

Try this instead (make a backup of your original). This is the code for my guilds.php and it works. There's a slight difference in part of it towards the end, where it checks to see if there are members in the guild. <?php include ("include.inc.php"); $ptitle="Guilds - $cfg[server_name]"...

You have to also open port 3306 for MySQL ;)

Yeah, so I tried this too, and it also opened 7,000 instances of my server as well as my command prompt. And unless you replaced the file with a 'bad file' after rockseller posted his post, then I would have gotten the same file he used. And you probably haven't, which means that the program...

Yeah I suppose that could be done, but it wouldn't be so much a timer as it would be a script with a loop checking to see if each players experience had gone up, or level had gone down each time that script was accessed and then if the hour of the day was the last hours of the day it would find...