[Alice]

Hey,

I was wondering if someone might be willing to give me a hand with converting this matter of code to be cross-compatible with vbulletin?

Thanks,

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[Alice]

Anyone know if they can help?

[Dave]

Untested, upload to the root of your vBulletin forum.

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[Alice]

First off, thank you so much for being willing to help me with this project. Now, I uploaded the code to the root of the forums, and in Xenforo its supposed to print either a 0,1 or 2 and this only shows a completely blank page. But no errors we're printed, so go you.

[Dave]

It's because of the check that checks if the current IP matches the $serverip variable.
You probably want it to be something like this in that case:

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Then you execute it as follows: http://example.com/script.php?un=Dave&pw=password

[Alice]

That code is producing the following error

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Scratch that, I was using the wrong syntax.

[Dave]

That's caused by a plugin you have installed, more specifically at the login_verify_failure_username hook.

[Alice]

Thank you so much Your my hero!!

[Dave]

No problem.

[Alice]

Originally Posted by Seraphyn

That code is producing the following error

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Scratch that, I was using the wrong syntax.

This is still an issue, specifically when you input a username that doesn't exist... like swglegends.com/forums/auth.php?un=username&pw=password

Please advise,

[Dave]

Well it's not caused by the script I gave you, it's caused by one of the plugins you have installed.
Go to your AdminCP > Plugins & Products > Plugin Manager and find a hook which makes use of "login_verify_failure_username". A plugin which makes use of that hook is causing it.

[Alice]

Originally Posted by Dave

Well it's not caused by the script I gave you, it's caused by one of the plugins you have installed.
Go to your AdminCP > Plugins & Products > Plugin Manager and find a hook which makes use of "login_verify_failure_username". A plugin which makes use of that hook is causing it.

Okay, that works. Is there a way to make usernames match this regular expression: ^[^\s]+$
And disallow all symbols?

Thank you,

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Oh also, I just banned an account and checked if it would be banned on the game server and its still returning a 1, and not a 2. Any ideas?

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Any ideas?

[Alice]

Hello. So, this file is for authenticating from a website to a gameserver. Now the issue is that people are able to put spaces after their account name and basically I would like to know if there is anothing anyone might be able to do with this code to prevent that from happening.

Thank you,

[MarkFL]

Originally Posted by Seraphyn

Hello. So, this file is for authenticating from a website to a gameserver. Now the issue is that people are able to put spaces after their account name and basically I would like to know if there is anothing anyone might be able to do with this code to prevent that from happening.

Thank you,

You can prevent embedded spaces, however I find that trailing spaces are automatically trimmed on my local dev site.

To see the options for username restrictions, follow:

AdminCP -> Settings -> Options -> User Registration Options -> Username Regular Expression

[Alice]

Originally Posted by MarkFL

You can prevent embedded spaces, however I find that trailing spaces are automatically trimmed on my local dev site.

To see the options for username restrictions, follow:

AdminCP -> Settings -> Options -> User Registration Options -> Username Regular Expression

Okay, what would you put there to disable embedded spaces after the username?