Do you have debug set to true in your sfs-config.xml?

partly you are right.. Bruteforcing stop working when password contains more than 9-10 characters, but there are more efficiently ways (f.e. using dictionaries) NB: users very often use 6-8 character passwords Forcing users to supply at least 1 number in their passwords will make dictionary attacks...

WARNING: Long-winded post incoming. AFAIK, packet sniffers will only work if you are connected to their network- I could be wrong though. So you'd either need to attach your computer to their router (easier with wireless) or install software on their machine to do it (in which case, why not just ins...

but I don't know how to make it so you cannot click on detect. Detect a collision using the cursor position in your onMouseDown function. onMouseDown = function() { if (!my_mc.hitTest(_root._xmouse, _root._ymouse)) { // Mouse button has been pressed and is not coll...

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ALLREADYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY KNOWWWWWWWWWWWW PROGRAMMINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG. Clearly not as well as you think. Collision detection is a very common problem (a general programming problem - not specifically to do with SFS, which may be the reason you couldn't find the informat...

Honestly, I'm not sure. There's thousands of ways to create an inventory system and the way I would do it is bound to be different from the way you would do it. It could be the PHP. That's where debugging comes in, you'll have to find out where the problem is before you can fix it. I can't tell you ...

Without knowing how you implemented the inventory system, something like this is practically impossible for us to fix remotely. Are you getting any errors? Or is it just failing silently? If it's the latter, you're going to have to do some investigating. I was going to explain a load of debugging fe...

Could u just plz tell me how to make a wall... I dont need to be yapped on about something I dont want to do. Even if what you don't want to do is a prerequisite to something you do want to do? It's not optional - you need to know a programming language and about networking. Besides, we can't reall...

That's Flash Player that you install in your browser. When people talk about Flash they generally mean the IDE. That's what you need.

An IP starting with 192 is your LAN IP. Only other computers on your network can see it.

Go to www.whatismyip.com and get your IP from there. That is the IP you should use in the sfs-config.xml

IIRC, passwords are MD5 hashed (one-way encryption) so you can't really recover their original password. This is why most password recovery emails send you a new password, rather than your own. You could always generate a new random password when they request a password reset. Send them the password...

Have you read through this?

http://smartfoxserver.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=306


It's nicely tucked away in the SFS1 forums but it's still relevant. Just make sure you use the SFS2X port (9933) instead of the one mentioned in that thread.

You might want to look into iterpolation (easing the movement of the car from it's previous position to the current one) or extrapolation (using the forces acting on the car to predict where it should be in the future) This is done in pretty much all games with fast-moving objects to hide the fact t...

It could be that you're trying to login before it's connected.

You should be calling the login function in the CONNECTION event handler.

Windows doesnt like programs trying to change things in the Program Files directory. Running the server as Administrator or installing it to a different folder (like your Documents folder) should fix it.