here some info
systems requirements:
-blitz compiler
-any blitz network library which works around proxies
server requirements:
- tested on:
Linux-Apache
Php4.0
MySQL
- not tested but should work on:
windows
apache server win32
php4.0
mysql
security / encryption:
A single key MD5 (single way) custom encryption algorithm, written for linux-based web intranet systems authentication, was translated in blitzbasic language.
setup:
- 2 extensible php scripts file to copy on the web server folder.
- 1 blitzexe which explains the method + 1 include .bb source code file for straight implementation (no proxy management)
license:
- freeware for domestic / learning use
- shareware for commercial products (price to be set, something around 5-10$ per published game)
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Why the price ? Why not free ?
We have worked in team for more than 1 month, to write, convert and test the system.
The juice is in the encryption algorithm, which is basic enough to be understood, but solid enough to be hard to break.
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* note: basic MD5 single way encryption and ENCODE64 functions are performed in blitz thanks to:
- the "Base 64 Encoder" by mangus
- the "MD5 Digest" by Craig Kiesau
systems requirements:
-blitz compiler
-any blitz network library which works around proxies
server requirements:
- tested on:
Linux-Apache
Php4.0
MySQL
- not tested but should work on:
windows
apache server win32
php4.0
mysql
security / encryption:
A single key MD5 (single way) custom encryption algorithm, written for linux-based web intranet systems authentication, was translated in blitzbasic language.
setup:
- 2 extensible php scripts file to copy on the web server folder.
- 1 blitzexe which explains the method + 1 include .bb source code file for straight implementation (no proxy management)
license:
- freeware for domestic / learning use
- shareware for commercial products (price to be set, something around 5-10$ per published game)
------------------------------
Why the price ? Why not free ?
We have worked in team for more than 1 month, to write, convert and test the system.
The juice is in the encryption algorithm, which is basic enough to be understood, but solid enough to be hard to break.
-----------------------------------------------------
* note: basic MD5 single way encryption and ENCODE64 functions are performed in blitz thanks to:
- the "Base 64 Encoder" by mangus
- the "MD5 Digest" by Craig Kiesau