03.01.2013, 19:59
... then youll need 200x longer. jk, its a waste of time to think about cracking whirlpool.
do you know which callback/function/stock is responsible for hashing the names? you need to know the stringlenght of the output, and maybe the salt - its all in the script. find it.
as soon you know the playername (the one which is readable), then simply let the script encrypt it, and write down the hashed result.
how to get started doing all this?
some assumptions first:
-the players name is "idiot", and the (unknown)...
-hash is "0f5a165c"
so, you want to delete ONE file which holds the playerdata?
ill tell you how i would face this:
-MAKE A COMPLETE BACUP. NOW!
-use your local home server only (to avoid deleting the "real" server files accidently)
-delete (move to a save position) all player stats files.
-start your own SAMP, and use that players name "idiot".
-register yourself, the password is irrelevant btw. (if its stored in the same file)
-close SAMP, and have a look at the only file existing in your playerstats directory. its the same file as in the server! (from example above, it could be "0f5a165c.txt").
do you know which callback/function/stock is responsible for hashing the names? you need to know the stringlenght of the output, and maybe the salt - its all in the script. find it.
as soon you know the playername (the one which is readable), then simply let the script encrypt it, and write down the hashed result.
how to get started doing all this?
some assumptions first:
-the players name is "idiot", and the (unknown)...
-hash is "0f5a165c"
so, you want to delete ONE file which holds the playerdata?
ill tell you how i would face this:
-MAKE A COMPLETE BACUP. NOW!
-use your local home server only (to avoid deleting the "real" server files accidently)
-delete (move to a save position) all player stats files.
-start your own SAMP, and use that players name "idiot".
-register yourself, the password is irrelevant btw. (if its stored in the same file)
-close SAMP, and have a look at the only file existing in your playerstats directory. its the same file as in the server! (from example above, it could be "0f5a165c.txt").