Player's files problem

[Mirkha]

hello, i searched by myself for a few hours but no way so i ask and hope someone can help

ioncross see the players files only if it is encoded : yes ? not ? normal ? not normal ?

but the problem is that flserver save the player’s files decoded so after one dock online ioncross doesn’t seen the players files anymore -__________-

i coded the player’s files again with flcodec.exe (or make a modification and save it with damn) and it works perfectly, i see that the files are coded and ioncross can manage them
but after one dock online ioncross doesn’t …. ect ect

so is it normal ? is that ioncross can see the decoded files or not and if not how make the flserver.exe doesn’t decode the players files ? or make ioncross see the decoded files ?

i precise that if i code the player’s files, they can be managed by ioncross and flserver but the players don’t see their save anymore o_O

any informations will be very appreciated

thx

[FriendlyFire]

Yes, it is normal that IFSO only reads encoded player files.

It is a FLHook setting that determines whether the server should save encrypted player files or not. Look in FLHook.ini, the setting’s there.

[Mirkha]

so simple -____-
thx a lot FriendlyFire

[M0tah]

If anyone’s interested I made an updated flcodec.dll (source included) so IFSO can read unencrypted character files.
It’s attached to this post and you can also get it from here or here.

Installation: copy flcodec.dll to either IFSO’s installation directory or windows/system32.

[OutCast]

Yay! Going to switch to unencrypted files asap!

[Mirkha]

oh !
that’s cool

thx M0tah

[Syntax42]

I just switched my server over to decrypted save files. Is there any way to mass-decrypt all save files?

[adoxa]

A command line solution using FlCodec:

for /r %j in (*.fl) do @flcodec "%j"
```That assumes you're in the Accts\Multiplayer directory and flcodec is also there or on the PATH. It keeps the .fl files and generates decoded .ini files. If you then want to replace them:

for /r %j in (*.ini) do @move /y “%j” “%~pnj.fl”