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You have it configured wrong. Check your realmd database tables and adjust as needed.

The main complaint that no one shares... I'll share. WORDPRESS INSTALL. Now you can run a CMS that isn't homemade and you get the benefits of automatic updates, security, etc. Okay. Gravity Forms with GravityWP addon works and semi-secures your registration. (I wish the devs would bring the SHA1 to a better standard. This is the main reason for exposed Mangos servers) Expensive, but viable. Plugin: https://gravitywp.com/add-on/entry-to-database/ Use FREE codesnippets WordPress plugin (NO NEED FOR PRO VERSION) to have easy PHP entry OR put in your WordPress functions.php: // Target a specific form (e.g., Form ID 5) Edit gform_pre_submission_* with your form number add_action( 'gform_pre_submission_1', 'encrypt_password_on_submit' ); /** * Encrypts the password field with SHA1 before submission. * * @param array $form The form object. */ function encrypt_password_on_submit( $form ) { // Replace '1' with your username field ID and '2' with your password field ID. // Replace '3' with the ID of the hidden field where you want to store the SHA1 hash. $username_field_id = 11; $password_field_id = 13; $sha1_output_field_id = 8; // Check if the required fields exist and have values. if ( isset( $_POST['input_' . $username_field_id] ) && isset( $_POST['input_' . $password_field_id] ) ) { $username = $_POST['input_' . $username_field_id]; $password = $_POST['input_' . $password_field_id]; // Perform the SHA1 encryption as specified. $sha1_value = sha1( strtoupper( $username ) . ':' . strtoupper( $password ) ); // Update the value of the hidden field with the new SHA1 hash. $_POST['input_' . $sha1_output_field_id] = $sha1_value; } } The comments tell you what to edit. Build a form and follow the GravityWP instructions to map. (Ideally local machine to local machine) Create a local machine log in in MariaDB or MySQL to let the internal processes authorize. Harden all your installs with SSL etc.. fail2ban..UFW..etc.. follow best practices. Create a form in Gravity and add a hidden field (admin only) to store the SHA1 after conversion. Turn on Gravity Forms ReCaptcha or Honeypot. Password field point mappimng to hidden field with SHA1 Style your form Done. Any questions I will try to answer. This is not the end all solution, but it is more secure than exposed MySQL php config files.

The main complaint that no one shares... I'll share. WORDPRESS INSTALL. Now you can run a CMS that isn't homemade and you get the benefits of automatic updates, security, etc. Okay. Gravity Forms with GravityWP addon works and semi-secures your registration. (I wish the devs would bring the SHA1 to a better standard. This is the main reason for exposed Mangos servers) Expensive, but viable. Plugin: https://gravitywp.com/add-on/entry-to-database/ Use FREE codesnippets WordPress plugin (NO NEED FOR PRO VERSION) to have easy PHP entry OR put in your WordPress functions.php: // Target a specific form (e.g., Form ID 5) Edit gform_pre_submission_* with your form number add_action( 'gform_pre_submission_1', 'encrypt_password_on_submit' ); /** * Encrypts the password field with SHA1 before submission. * * @param array $form The form object. */ function encrypt_password_on_submit( $form ) { // Replace '1' with your username field ID and '2' with your password field ID. // Replace '3' with the ID of the hidden field where you want to store the SHA1 hash. $username_field_id = 11; $password_field_id = 13; $sha1_output_field_id = 8; // Check if the required fields exist and have values. if ( isset( $_POST['input_' . $username_field_id] ) && isset( $_POST['input_' . $password_field_id] ) ) { $username = $_POST['input_' . $username_field_id]; $password = $_POST['input_' . $password_field_id]; // Perform the SHA1 encryption as specified. $sha1_value = sha1( strtoupper( $username ) . ':' . strtoupper( $password ) ); // Update the value of the hidden field with the new SHA1 hash. $_POST['input_' . $sha1_output_field_id] = $sha1_value; } } The comments tell you what to edit. Build a form and follow the GravityWP instructions to map. (Ideally local machine to local machine) Create a local machine log in in MariaDB or MySQL to let the internal processes authorize. Harden all your installs with SSL etc.. fail2ban..UFW..etc.. follow best practices. Create a form in Gravity and add a hidden field (admin only) to store the SHA1 after conversion. Turn on Gravity Forms ReCaptcha or Honeypot. Password field point mappimng to hidden field with SHA1 Style your form Done. Any questions I will try to answer. This is not the end all solution, but it is more secure than exposed MySQL php config files.

Wanna be real hardcore? Destroy all characters on the account after death. That way they can't backtrack through map changes to stay alive. Just write a small script.

The executable is just a frame. The resources do all the work. The server feeds the quests and such along with scripting and positions and routes of its world occupants.

Yes.

Yikes! This script needs a total update as it is for PHP 5.4 and is very vulnerable to injections. A total re-write is needed, but left code for those who want to start to modify it.

Hello, welcome!

Please see attached. I see no other WORKING online registration pages on the forum. Any help would be GREATLY apprciated. registerpage3.rar

Use EZ BUILD, get VS 2017 Community. MariaDB. Use EZ Build, compile the x64. It will now ask for libcrypto-1_1-x64.dll which you now have. Copy/pasta to MANGOS DIRECTORY. Run server. The pre-built's for ZERO DO NOT WORK FOR x64

Stuck on same.

Oh, I was just commenting on the Raspberry Pi stuff. I've been thinking of giving Mangos another shot on my Raspberry Pi 4 8 Gig since I no longer have my Edge server.

Now that Raspberry Pi 4 is out. I wonder how this is going?

I had to stop using bots because it would spawn them endlessly. No one fixes this since it's third party and they dropped support. VERY SAD.

This is AWESOME thanks!