2021-03-22, 07:25 PM
(2021-03-22, 05:08 PM)Zow Wrote: Why don't you store it? sry just asking
Can I reset after logged in? like
btw thanks for ur comment
PHP Code:forward OnPasswordVerify(playerid, bool:success);
public OnPasswordVerify(playerid, bool:success) {
? ? if (success)
? ? {
? ? ? ? PasswordAttempts[playerid] = 0;
? ? ? ? CallLocalFunction("OnPlayerLogin", "d", playerid);
? ? ? ? Player_ResetAccountHash(playerid); // EOS
? ? }
? ? else
? ? {
? ? ? ? Account_PromptLogin(playerid);
? ? }
}
Store it into your MySql database, but not on your server. You only need to access or write a players password just when he logs in or registers. And that is just one or a few times a day you need to use the players password. Keeping a players password on your server not only wastes a bit piece of memory but also is there to be used by future or current exploits of the server and that is a potential way how you can risk every players password being leaked. I don't think you want that to happen to your server.