I were navigating the DB, and there is no setting/columns to set an account as banned/inactive.
If you do /banchar_name ingame, the result is permalocking the character and no way to unlock it back.
I were navigating the DB, and there is no setting/columns to set an account as banned/inactive.
If you do /banchar_name ingame, the result is permalocking the character and no way to unlock it back.
Last edited by blacksystem; 08-04-16 at 05:52 PM.
Bump. Still have to figure out that
After hours trying to find a proper table/DB value, I came to one conclusion: on this files you simply cannot ban/lock accounts, so basically to ban an account you gotta change his password to make it unable to login, and you have to deal with permanent locks, so you gotta delete the character & recreate it in order to use it again.
If thats wrong, anyone welcome to clear this point.
The logic is, you shorten the ban time to unban.
To me, this doesn't make any sense at all.Originally Posted by fluxbox
The logic is, you shorten the ban time to unban.
A game server, with no ban account check feature?
Lol, then anyone could just ban avoid pretty much easy.
Theres also no option to mute anyone from chat, which doesn't make sense. Thats just make bots life easier.
I just go ingame, spam the hell out and I can't be muted. Great lol
To be honest, there is A LOT to do to make any of these releases working "decently" as MMORPG server.
Last edited by blacksystem; 11-04-16 at 05:00 PM.
Let me clarify:
Q. I were navigating the DB, and there is no setting/columns to set an account as banned/inactive.
- Look closely in the database, try banning a test char and you will see
Q. If you do /banchar_name ingame, the result is permalocking the character and no way to unlock it back.
- The logic is, you shorten the ban time to unban. Say if you want to unban PlayerA, just banchar PlayerA 1 and wait for a minute and PlayerA is unbanned OR you go to the database and clear the column/record that you saw in your question #1.
if the login system is edit-able then you could just write those functions yourself and add a new colum to ur db that checks for the ban/unban of an account and even if you would really need to ban someone's account it shouldn't take that long to make a panel that changes the password hash of an account to something else there's tons of ways around those issues.
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