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@Mayhem777

/back isn't part of my plugin

Have you tested it with v6 after using v7? Are you sure this is connected to my plugin?

I justed compared (parts of) CrazyLogin v6.5.2 with v7.... And there aren't any changes in in this part of code.

Every time i test this i will be teleported back to my old location.

I can send you a special debug build which tells you when and from where a player is teleported to spawn and when he is teleported back. If the player is at the spawn at that time there have to be another plugin, that interferes there.

@vicente947

Shall i add that as new command or as new config option?

@vicente947

If players who have an account can talk without login this is a bug
(but this one does not occure at my place)

If players without an account can talk this is disableable via config or command
https://github.com/ST-DDT/Crazy/blob/master/CrazyLogin/src/config.yml#L63
/crazylogin mode blockGuestChat true

https://github.com/ST-DDT/Crazy/blob/master/CrazyLogin/src/config.yml#L103
This can be enabled if you are using a plugin that require the players current password (broadcasted internally on password change), this option will be removed soon, because this feature isn't used very much and can be achieved via PluginAPI (check if a password is correct)

@siemaeniu500

This question is hard to answer.
1) I can reduce CPU and RAM usage if i disable multilanguage support, logging
2) I can reduce RAM usage if i disable cached databases -> joining takes much longer
3) I could unregister a lot of EventHandlers if all online players are logged in, but this would decrease performance during join and every action while not every player is online + the CPU usage for reregistering and unregistering eventhandlers every time a player joins and everyone is logged in.
4) I could improve databases (what i will do)
5) You can reduce RAM if you use uncached mysql databases
6) You can improve performance if you keep CrazyCore+CrazyLogin uptodate (especially CrazyCore will soon get improved database code)
7) You can improve performace if you drop unused accounts
8) You can tell me, which feature uses the most ressources / is too slow, so i can improve that.

EDIT:
I Did 4) (CrazyCore v9.0.6)
Flat databases take ~ half of the time to save, but due to multithreading there is a game delay of below 2ms for each save. (+block dublicate save requests)
Testresults using 2000 entries on an idle server: previous: 50ms (main thread only), now 30ms (main thread 2ms)
Funny: While searching the fastest way to save the database i created more than 20GB of trash databases to check average performance with 1000000 accounts in 100 iterations for the 4 finalists.
added option to disable database lookups for mysql databases on join (if you don't have a webaccess to the passwords, not compatible to uncached option)

@bob7l

my plugin uses a TreeMap (which is sorted by name), but i guess i don't need that.
If you want to change that you can take a look at this
if your mysql database is cached, then every entry is loaded onEnable. Flat and config databases are always cached.
I soon will add a option to make the mysql database static (does not check for changes)
this will increase performance, if you do not need the updates.

AuthMe or AuthMe reloaded? I imported the encryptor from AuthMe, i don't know whether AuthMe reloaded uses the same encryptor.

What? mutlible hashes i have never heard about that!? Is there more than one valid password per player?

@bob7l

I fixed a bug when loading ChangedAlgorithmEncryptor from config.

Use this versions and try it again
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/16999313/Bukkit/CrazyLogin.jar
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/16999313/Bukkit/CrazyLogin_Encryptor_AuthMe.jar
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/16999313/Bukkit/CrazyLogin_Encryptor_xAuth.jar

This definitly works, no matter if you are restarting the server or not or what your other config looks like.

If that doesn't work, i'm at my limit of imagination.
Then you have to execute "/crazylogin mode algorithm" and send me the displayed text.
After that you have to search the entire log for errors+send me a (small) copy of your config after every command, so i can reproduce the error. I will create a ticket then to simplify the work for us.

@bob7l

I tested at my place the following:

/crazylogin mode algorithm AuthMe SHA256
/crazylogin mode algorithm AuthMe SHA256
/crazylogin player create Player448 test
Player448|$SHA$0b201ea4a3dc0c3b$01a5336fc1cb01b56ef090623f77fdd041685c53a8576a7ff42ef916348e015e
/crazylogin mode algorithm xAuth
/crazylogin player create Player639 test
Player639|c2fc6873b086dd3cb9212678370dc9b0de7ed8f451db7e1f98a23eba3388ce87171a7bd312f86ea83853c247c218ed7992360b8c81d7988f8cd39ca6cad711b90c61595975f0
Player448: /login test (Successful)
Player448|401271d71c0f70e63160cf50efbfc69b359d6df81a7503b4995973b8febda526ff753b50acdd5749d6f26036e469caf41d31648be174ea090de57fcf229f6a7597b63c20f14e

and it worked without problems
(I only noticed that when using mode command to change algorithm, the changes aren't saved instantly)

Which Source?
ChangedAlgorithm Encryptor?
AuthMe & xAuthEncryption are imported from the original plugins.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/16999313/Bukkit/AuthMeEncryptor.zip
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/16999313/Bukkit/xAuthEncryptor.zip

@bob7l

Mhh, thats strange, maybe this encryptor need a little bit more testing.
I will look into that tomorrow.