[RDragon]

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format(var, 128, "Passwort=%s\n",Stat[playerid][password]);fwrite(hFile, var); format(var, 128, "Level=%d\n",Stat[playerid][level]);fwrite(hFile, var);

Thats how I write some stuff in a userfile...

Now I want to read all this stuff from this file..

Quote:

new File: UserFile = fopen(string, io_read); if ( UserFile ) { new keytmp[256], valtmp[2][256]; while(fread( UserFile , keytmp , sizeof( keytmp ))) { split(keytmp, valtmp, '='); if(strcmp(valtmp[0], "Passwort", true) == 0) { strmid(Stat[playerid][password], valtmp[1], 0, strlen(valtmp[1]), 255); } } if(!(strcmp(Stat[playerid][password], tmppass, true) == 0)) { SendUserMessage(playerid, COLOR_GREY, "Wrong password !", "Falsches Passwort!"); Kick(playerid); return 1; }

And at this point, I always get the message Wrong password...
What did I do wrong? (I typed in the correct password :d )

[Ignas1337]

maybe you forgot to hash it somewhere that would cause it to think the passwords are diffrent. or you didn't hash and save then tried to login and hash it. I mean the script hash OnPlayerLogin or wherver. check that

[RDragon]

No, I didn't hash it anywhere...
And when I open the file with an editor it looks like:

Passwort=123456
Level=0
...
...

[RDragon]

I tried it now with printing into the server log...

The password he read from the file is exactly the same as the one I tipe in at /login (tmppass).

Is it possible that he doesn't like the different string lenghts?

[RDragon]

Quote:

Originally Posted by RDragon if(strcmp(valtmp[0], "Passwort", true) == 0) { strmid(Stat[playerid][password], valtmp[1], 0, strlen(valtmp[1])-1, 255); }

Sorry, my mistake