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Cy36 09-30-2002 07:24 AM

suggestions for graal
 
1: the history wont erase when someone is on ignore
2: make voices in pm's

konidias 09-30-2002 07:39 AM

Moving to Future Improvements.

CheeToS2 09-30-2002 08:08 AM

I've had a thought about PMs for a while now, but I think its just about impossible to make it..

Some way to get/send validation codes on PMs, like.. sending a PM history in a secure way with a number that can be validated on the other side, for proving things people claim to be true.. sounds stupid but would be useful sometimes, but I really doubt its possible, people would come up with cracks and stuff to generate fake numbers :(
Just my thoughts, not saying it should be made.

zell12 10-02-2002 07:02 AM

Mabey encrypting the text into a file which can only be decrypyed by Stefan when you send him it? :O

Com013 10-03-2002 12:56 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by zell12
Mabey encrypting the text into a file which can only be decrypyed by Stefan when you send him it? :O
Why would you want to bother Stefan with dealing with insults and stuff? Maybe the Game Masters should be able to verify, too. Or they could make a webpage where everybody can verify a post. So it would be something like PGP...every account has a private and a public key which are saved on the server. When you send a PM it will add your signature.

Tyhm 10-03-2002 01:04 AM

Big problem with this theory is that if the client has the power to create these keys....=_=

Com013 10-03-2002 01:30 AM

PGP is quite safe...if someone could get the information how it works...

Tyhm 10-03-2002 04:10 AM

Perhaps if the server sent an authentication code with each message...something which takes the sender's accountname, the recipient's accountname, the timevar, and hashes them all together into one value...then the client never has the code for "authenticode=(((len(#a)+len(#a))*timevar)^3)%1000 ;"
so nobody can hack it...unless they guess the algorythm.

zell12 10-03-2002 06:16 AM

And thats quite hard to do. So this could really work if only Stefan would read this x.x


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