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Here's a little info for all those that can't use L2ASP like me.
Needed:
l2pass.exe
Steps to create an account:
1 - Open SQL Server Management Studio
2 - Click on "New Query"
3 - Paste the code below, inside the query window:
a) Replace <nick> by the nick you want to insert.
b) Replace <value outputed by l2pass.exe> by value.
DON'T USE THE ' ', or else it'll output an error.
4 - Click on Execute.
There.. account created! Easy, right?
And a password changer:
1 - Open SQL Server Management Studio
2 - Click on "New Query"
3 - Paste the code below, inside the query window:
4 - Click on Execute.
You changed the password!
Hope this helps!
Have fun!
Needed:
l2pass.exe
Steps to create an account:
1 - Open SQL Server Management Studio
2 - Click on "New Query"
3 - Paste the code below, inside the query window:
Code:
insert into user_auth (account, password, quiz1, quiz2, answer1, answer2)
values ('<nick>',<value outputed by l2pass.exe>,'quiz1' ,'quiz2',<value outputed by l2pass.exe>,<value outputed by l2pass.exe>)
insert into user_account (account, pay_stat)
values ('<nick>',1)
a) Replace <nick> by the nick you want to insert.
b) Replace <value outputed by l2pass.exe> by value.
DON'T USE THE ' ', or else it'll output an error.
4 - Click on Execute.
There.. account created! Easy, right?
And a password changer:
1 - Open SQL Server Management Studio
2 - Click on "New Query"
3 - Paste the code below, inside the query window:
Code:
update lin2db.dbo.user_auth
set password = <value outputed by l2pass.exe>
where account like '<nick>';
/*Checking if the value is correct*/
select * from lin2db.dbo.user_auth
where account like '<nick>';
4 - Click on Execute.
You changed the password!
Hope this helps!
Have fun!