weaselforce
2006-05-22 21:14:32
how does one create an auth for a script. I know people can do it, but id like to learn how myself
ReFLeX
2006-05-22 21:28:28
Get a website and make a .txt file on it. (
http://website.com/auth.txt) and have scar get the page and check if the username/pass match it. For all this to work and no one to view it, you'd have obfusticate the script.
DriveMyAlien752
2006-05-22 21:44:49
Or you could encode your site to where it requires a username/password to enter.
Dankness
2006-05-22 21:53:33
Thats probably the easist way iv heard of doing this yet DMA, quite intersting.
weaselforce
2006-05-22 23:03:04
how exactly would one make scar check the website?
There is two ways to put a auth system in. One have a text file on a website and have it check in there by using getpage('Website'). This is ok but people can just share passwords so there is no real point in having it.
Next is using php where the website requires you to log in kinda. Well anyways this way is much much better and can log ips ……i think
weaselforce
2006-05-23 17:57:06
meh im not too concerned with it. I figure anyone that can obfuscate to bypass the auth or somehow finds the pass, deserves it…
From: weaselforce
meh im not too concerned with it. I figure anyone that can obfuscate to bypass the auth or somehow finds the pass, deserves it…
but then your screwed because people are F**ktards sometimes. If i posted a script ehre with me auth or even just told someone the user and pass to use then nothign is to stop them. People can just use word of mouth to share round scripts.
Krichevskoy
2006-05-25 02:09:20
This is partially what encryption was designed for.