02.07.2015, 01:37
Does anybody know if 'enums' has got a limit on how large strings that can be stored?
Here's what I did,
As you might understand it's a Whirlpool hash string.
I made a debug print, and when i try to store this hash in that string, the string remains empty.
Wrong password ofcourse, but the problem remains and !strcmp returns 1, which lets the player in.....
When i instead of using that string create another one, like
It works like a charm and the string gets stored and i can compare the stored hash with the encrypted password input hash...
Here's what I did,
pawn Код:
enum playerdata
{
pPassword[129],
.....
// the rest
}
new pData[MAX_PLAYERS][playerdata];
I made a debug print, and when i try to store this hash in that string, the string remains empty.
Код:
[17:28:34] Load password: <- this is pData[playerid][pPassword] [17:28:36] Input: tsakfasf [17:28:36] Encr. input: 152AFCC2920528978F9140C1968DDE6708D6F82AFC344FDDF171DD5B3188CC4F2758094B1B2415D8F9720B93351620B63BFD9B4CC97DAE2B6A8E211F132F1A30 [17:28:36] Length: 128 (of encrypted input)
When i instead of using that string create another one, like
pawn Код:
new password[129];
