[wallen]

Well i made a little system that when you log in rcon you get level 4.

PHP код:

    if(success)
    {
        foreach(new playerid : Player){
         if(pInfo[playerid][Level] != 4) // to check if the player DOESN'T has the level 4.
        {
            new query[256], str[150];
            mysql_format(Database, query, sizeof(query), "UPDATE `players` SET `ADMIN` = '%i' WHERE `players`.`ID` = %i", pInfo[playerid][Admin], pInfo[playerid][ID]);
            pInfo[playerid][Admin] = 4;
            SendClientMessage(playerid, -1 , "You logged in throught rcon and got automatically level 4 admin.");
            
            if(pInfo[playerid][Admin] > 4)
               format(str,sizeof(str), "{0066ff}(admin) %s has logged as server management (rcon).", PlayerName[playerid]);
             SendMessageToAdmins(str);}
        }
    } 


But when i get admin level 4 on name "test2" then i create another account named "test3" i still got the admin from the old account.

[Sew_Sumi]

Then you aren't clearing the admin level on player disconnect. And because you reconnect to the same ID, you get that left over admin level.

[rfr]

did you reset the enum or variable because the server for example thinks you're still id 0 all the time unless you reset all vars on disconnect so it doesnt read old data

temporary solution for this is

OnPlayerDisconnect(playerid)
{
pInfo[playerid][Admin] = 0;
return 1;
}

for means for all users with the playerid = playerid (e.g. 0), it will reset it to 0 so if another player comes on with playerid of 0, their admin level will be 0 since the previous player (with id) disconnected and the server set it to 0.

[wallen]

Yeah,il'll try to figure it out once ill get back to pc

[Sew_Sumi]

Quote:

Originally Posted by rfr temporary solution for this is OnPlayerDisconnect(playerid) { pInfo[playerid][Admin] = 0; return 1; }

That is THE solution... Variables don't magically clear themselves.