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- peter3301 - 01-09-2017
Hi,
where can i find the password hash function ?
- pwesty - 01-09-2017
What exactly are you trying to do, change it?
- peter3301 - 01-09-2017
For example, yes.
- Agility - 01-10-2017
Engine\Base\md5.h
void md5_buffer(const char *buffer, const unsigned int buf_len,
void *signature);
This one was used in old client but still a nice example if you wanna encrypt your password in client side. (recommended)
Engine\Interface\UILogin.cpp
md5_buffer(m_strUserPW, m_strUserPW.Length(), tmpPass);
Current LC uses ShareLib in server side to encrypt a password (Client -> Clean Password Packet (_pNetwork->SendLoginMessage) -> Server -> Encrypt)
- Karmel - 01-10-2017
ShareLib\CheckPassword.cpp
bool CCheckPassword::checkPass(const std:
tring& pass, const std:tring& dbpass)- peter3301 - 01-10-2017
Thanks a lot
Can be closed.
- Nymphetamine - 01-10-2017
Locked.