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22-12-2006, 11:14 #1
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Release: SQLite MD5 Patch for TeamSpeak 2 Servers
Hi guys just to inform you:
Download of SQLite MD5 Patch for Linux servers: http://www.planetteamspeak.com/compo...mid,69/gid,63/We've just created a small patch for TeamSpeak servers running on Linux. This patch provides a modified SQLite library which enables the Message-Digest Algorithm 5 (MD5) one-way hashing algorithm to be used by the TeamSpeak 2 server.
Instead of storing plain text passwords in TeamSpeak's native SQLite database, the server will create a 128-bit hash value of the password to ensure a higher level of security. This way, noone will be able to read your secret passwords from the database.
The package contains the modified SQLite library, modified SQL command files and a conversion script to update the passwords of existing user accounts.
If you have any questions, suggestions or problems please let us know.
PS: We recognized that under some circumstances you may need to have the SQLite 2.x libraries installed on your server for the converter script to work correctly.
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05-08-2007, 15:13 #2
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Hi Cyrus,
i tried to run my teamspeak2 server with that patch, but i can't get it to work.
After i converted the passwords the server doesn't accept them.
When i look into server.dbs i can see the hashes, so i think they are converted correctly.
When i want to login on the server as SA i always getalso login over the webinterface doesn't work.Bad Login (name and/or password wrong)
Have you an idea what i've done wrong?
Michael_Jim
edit: just want to add, that i'm using version 2.0.23.20
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05-08-2007, 16:46 #3
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09-08-2007, 22:00 #4
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Hi,
sry for the late reply.
Yes i installed the Debianpackets "libsqlite0" and "libsqlite0-dev". I think these two are the correct ones.
Yes i worked like in the readme discribed. I tried it 3 times.
Michael_Jim
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