Password at start

[87052402]

hello ,

 

i am making a mirc script called CyberResearch ,, but i wanne make a password dialog that ask a password when you start mirc,, en if you enter a wrong password then quit mirc. en when you enter the correct password then mirc connect to a server

 

i have no idea to make this can somebody help me ...?

 

 

Buy Odysseus

[tidy trax]

hello ,

 

i am making a mirc script called CyberResearch ,, but i wanne make a password dialog that ask a password when you start mirc,, en if you enter a wrong password then quit mirc. en when you enter the correct password then mirc connect to a server

 

i have no idea to make this can somebody help me  ...?

 

 

Buy Odysseus

on *:start:{
 if ($md5($input(Enter password:, dip, Password request)) == <password in md5 format>) { server blah blah }
 else { exit }
}

 

Type //echo -a $md5(<password you want to use>) to get the md5 hash of the password, then you can change <password in md5 format> to that hash.

Edited April 15, 2005 by tidy trax

[87052402]

If i try he always exit mirc

[tidy trax]

Then you did something wrong. Read through what I said slowly.

[87052402]

on *:start:{
if ($md5($input(Enter password:, dip, Password request)) == <password in md5 format>) { server blah blah }
else { exit }
} 



Type //echo -a $md5(<password you want to use>) to get the md5 hash of the password, then you can change <password in md5 format> to that hash. 

 

each time mirc quit

[tidy trax]

on *:start:{
if ($md5($input(Enter password:, dip, Password request)) == <password in md5 format>) { server blah blah }
else { exit }
} 



Type //echo -a $md5(<password you want to use>) to get the md5 hash of the password, then you can change <password in md5 format> to that hash. 

 

each time mirc quit

You're only supposed to put the part inside the code tags in remote and you have to change the "<password in md5 format>" part like I said in the last post.

[87052402]

i understand what your saying but the code don't work , my mirc quit every time i try

 

First i copy the code to my password.ini file

 

on *:start:{
if ($md5($input(Enter password:, dip, Password request)) == <password in md5 format>) { server blah blah }
else { exit }

 

Then i type :

 

Type //echo -a $md5 charmed

 

then i changed <password in md5 format>)

 

into charmed , en restart my mirc, en typ charmed , but it is

 

 

[The Gate Keeper]

87052402, what you are to do is type this

 

in a mIRC window, type this

 

//echo -at : $md5(<PUT YOUR PASSWORD HERE>)

E.G.

//echo -at : $md5(hi bob)

 

then it will give you a 32 character string

copy that string

 

and place it in tidy's code where it says <password in md5 format>

 

NOTE: you will need to change his coding, you may not want it to do server blah blah [since that isn't even a server], you may want it to greet the person, or you may want a dialog to come up, you are to change it. TIDY didn't give you the code and expect it to be everything you need, you are still required to do some work.

Edited April 15, 2005 by The Gate Keeper

[Warrior124]

I found out that code doesn't work. Try this code instead...

 

on *:start:{
 if ($input(Enter password:, dip, Password request) == $md5(<non-hashed code here>)) { server blah blah }
 else { exit }
}

EG:
on *:start:{
 if ($input(Enter password:, dip, Password request) == $md5(TechGear007)) { server blah blah }
 else { exit }
}

 

So, whenever the passcode box comes up you will enter the code of

 

a7d440019ca304febe2a26125285e633

 

This is the hash code for TechGear007.

 

P.S.: I tried this out, and it works for me.

Edited April 16, 2005 by Warrior124

[Rhys]

mIRC comes with this option in the mIRC Settings. Go to:

View > Options (Hold Alt + O)

Click the + next to Other

Click Lock

Check the box saying "On Startup"

Click Lock and enter a password.