OnClientAuthenticate

[Smoria]

Why name and pwd in OnClientAuthenticate always return different values with the same client name?
How can i work with these variables?

[NeoPhoenix]

this may help you
https://www.vaultmp.com/showwiki.php?title=OnClientAuthenticate

[Smoria]

I've read all Wiki pages before post this. It doesn't help.

[NeoPhoenix]

so what is your problem? "name" is the clients name and "pwd" the password

[Smoria]

I understand what is NAME and PWD means. Read my first message again and, please, try to think before answer.

[NeoPhoenix]

first of all parameters cant return values, can they? second, name{} is always the clientname, pwd{} always the used password - i tested it, works. third "How can i work with these variables?" what do you want to achieve?

[Smoria]

I want to compare pwd to String variable
in c++

[NeoPhoenix]

public OnClientAuthenticate(const name {}, const pwd {})
{
if(strcmp(pwd,"text") != 0) return false;//Deny connection
return true;
}

works fine for me

[Smoria]

It didn't work in c++ :(

[NeoPhoenix]

State VAULTSCRIPT OnClientAuthenticate(String name, String pwd) noexcept
{
if(pwd.compare("text") != 0) return False;
return True;
}

[Smoria]

String maybe need to be cRawString because function not called

[NeoPhoenix]

no i took the default vaultmp c++ script

[foxtacles]

The above signature is outdated. Try the following:


// note cRawString instead of String
State VAULTSCRIPT OnClientAuthenticate(cRawString name, cRawString pwd) noexcept
{
if(String(pwd).compare("text") != 0) return False;
return True;
}

[foxtacles]

OK, I can confirm there is a bug in the C++ version of OnClientAuthenticate. I fixed it, will be included in the update the next days.

[Smoria]

Okay, thanks