[Dotayuri]

How safe is it to save user data in a file like this:YSI

PHP код:

format( pFile , sizeof(pFile), "users/%s.ini", playerid); 


And what should i do to make it safer

[park4bmx]

This would be the worst ever way to store player info that I can think of.

Why ?
Well come on think about it, players Leave & join

Which then means that a if player that leaves and his I'd is for example 7 and a new player joins his I'd wil be 7 also, what does that tell u ?

[Dotayuri]

Im kind of new so, it tells me that theres a new player with the ID of 7
and his data should be updated right ??

[Nuke547]

I suggest using MySQL, and for a password, use the whirlpool encryption.

[Dotayuri]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ****** If you want to use YSI to save player data, I would suggest y_users as it's all already set up.

i was having a hard time saving the users data in SQLlight so i though that YSI might be a littler better.
because SQL saved a file called users.db and YSI saves a file so "BLA".
Is is better to make a users.db ??

[Rock]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dotayuri i was having a hard time saving the users data in SQLlight so i though that YSI might be a littler better. because SQL saved a file called users.db and YSI saves a file so "BLA". Is is better to make a users.db ??

I think it is.
Use this, it's better and easy to use.

[Dotayuri]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rockk I think it is. Use this, it's better and easy to use.

I was using this: db_query

PHP код:

#include    <rBits> 


That was my first pick, would that not be as good ??

[Dotayuri]

bump~

[Scenario]

****** offered a fantastic solution to your problem. You don't have to handle any BS for saving things, the library handles it all for you.