Post: #1

Hello my server has been hacked or cracked or bugged, i dont really know anymore... and i dont really understand how... I did have some problem with this guy once. and i thought i did get it all done, but not...

This is log from server:

well the accounts who did this is owner and kapeika (both one man, 2 accounts)
He did get annormus amount of gold somehow.
And my server just F*ucked up after that, for every message there it starts with my wallmart script, as it would be commans LOG in my wallmart...

i have an idea that it iss caused by typing some simbols in price...

checking for price in wallmart is this

is it correct ?

and about sphere ini
is this correct too ?

Please help, and thanks

Post: #2

Nobody have no ideas ?

Post: #3

Hmm... well


should work though without seeing what else you have in the code it's difficult to say.
You have your ini set to allow both encrypted and unencrypted clients, is that what you want? if so then yes that's fine.

Post: #4

(05-30-2013 01:10 AM)Mordaunt Wrote:  Hmm... well

Code:

IF (<eval <argtxt[1]>> > 0)
    IF strregex(^[0-9]+$,<argtxt[1]>)

should work though without seeing what else you have in the code it's difficult to say.
You have your ini set to allow both encrypted and unencrypted clients, is that what you want? if so then yes that's fine.

Sorry , thease are just commands, that check the string, of what it is made of, after a while, i found that alt codes f*cks up this this, for example, if i input -99° sphere dont recognize it and fails, and it allows to do the function without checking.. fu*king alt code....
I have discoveret that even if it fails, -99° is allways bigger than every number, thats how iam doing it now, but iam not sure, if its the right way....
basicly i need to know, how you check for alt codes ? and i dont really understand, what does encryption client encrypts.... packets ? or what ?

Post: #5

Dullais u need to post the whole script otherwise how can we know what is wrong...

do you have an else on that sentence?
i really don`t know...

Post: #6

IF ((<argtxt[1]> > 0) || (<argtxt[1]> < 65535))
IF strregex(^[0-9]+$,<argtxt[1]>)

just make a max amount limit in your first IF. . . . . .
may be a good idea to EVAL those argtxts

Post: #7

Try something like this:

Post: #8

(05-30-2013 07:03 AM)amonvangrell Wrote:  Dullais u need to post the whole script otherwise how can we know what is wrong...

do you have an else on that sentence?
i really don`t know...

I understand your concern but i found the thing, its alt codes. just want to know if my way of dealing with it is the right way

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(05-30-2013 01:42 PM)RanXerox Wrote:  Try something like this:

Code:

LOCAL.Result=<argtxt[1]>
IF !(<ISNUM <LOCAL.Result>>)
   //what they entered was not a number, fail...
ENDIF
IF (<LOCAL.Result> < 0) || (<LOCAL.Result> > 65535)
   //what they entered is too small or too large, fail...
ENDIF
//The number they entered is reasonable, success...

(05-29-2013 08:36 PM)Dullais Wrote:  I have discoveret that even if it fails, -99° is allways bigger than every number, thats how iam doing it now, but iam not sure, if its the right way....
basicly i need to know, how you check for alt codes ? and i dont really understand, what does encryption client encrypts.... packets ? or what ?

I already did this, thanks

Post: #9

so you make a check for a number higher than a reasonable number? i understand the -99 w/e is always bigger, but and alt code may very well eval into a number, so its best to put in a number there as a max, that way not only do u not have to worry about alt characters, you dont have to worry about any other sort of uncommon character as well.

Post: #10

Thank you all guys, i took every advice and simply made better walmart system, so i hope this one wont be so buggy