Athena TXT only
 Note: This file, located in save folder, is only used by Athena TXT version.
The default file
The default account.txt
// Structure: ID, account name, password, last login time, sex, # of logins, state, email, error message for state 7, validity time, last (accepted) login ip, memo field, ban timestamp, repeated (register text, register value)
0 s1 p1 2004-10-25 01:12:04.147 S 2 0 a@a.com - 0 127.0.0.1 - 0
1 s2 p2 - S 0 0 a@a.com - 0 - - 0
2 s3 p3 - S 0 0 a@a.com - 0 - - 0
3 s4 p4 - S 0 0 a@a.com - 0 - - 0
4 s5 p5 - S 0 0 a@a.com - 0 - - 0
2000001 Test Test - M 0 0 a@a.com - 0 - - 0
2000002 %newid%
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The last row is where actual data, written by login server, begins. Test is a test user account and should be edited for security reason. This is about the only thing you should do to this file.
Columns in the actual text file are more well spaced but the file is not user-friendly. It is tab delimited, meaning white spaces in the data area are made with <tab> key.
Caution: Do not copy from this page.
Example:
An edited account 2000001
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2000001 myname mypass - F 0 0 me@localhost - 0 - - 0
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Suggested security
Remove unused server accounts, i.e. those with sex (gender) set to "S" to prevent map-server leeching. You can do this by commenting off (add // at the beginning) the unwanted lines.
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