Nearly 10 years for me too, but I don't have near the post count of you other vets

Haven't had time to look at it - July is my busiest time at work... will be a bit before I can get back to that problem

Thanks for the help though

So you're sending the password un-encrypted to the server? Isn't that bad?

OK, work with me here... I'm trying to wrap my head around this :) The player logs in from the game and a JWT is generated and stored on his computer somewhere. He plays for a while and logs out. Then, he decides to show his friend the cool gear his character got by opening the phone app. He still h...

I do agree that it would be better to link the two authentication systems. It isn't just that it is overkill, it is also duplication of logic. Can the user change their password from both the game and the website? Then you would need to create a way to notify the other DB of that change. That is go...

Thanks, Jack, I'll give that a try

Jackolantern wrote:I think I have seen uMMORPG before. Out of curiosity, does it include a server with it?

Yeah, I haven't used Atavism, but I have uMMORPG and what I see of it is impressive.

I believe this is what Kyle was mentioning, but is there some reason why you can't use the exact same login table to login in both? You could then go on and have separate tables for the PHP and C# code. But if you need to have them separate, I think the issue is that you are looking at what are ess...

hallsofvallhalla wrote:my suggestion is to hire a 80 year old security guard.

"It's only 2 days to retirement, don't shoot me!!"

I'm no expert, but if you are going to encrypt a password in C#, I imagine you would use the same method that PHP uses, this way the "hashstring" should be identical. That's what I'm trying to do - find a method that words in both, that produces the same hash I have it set up where the pl...