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polyethene
PostPosted: September 1st, 2004, 9:56 pm 
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Hello,
I don't know if something like this exists but can I make my script password protected so unauthorised users can't use my script?


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PostPosted: September 2nd, 2004, 12:34 am 
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Heres a start .
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InputBox, password, Enter Password, (your input will be hidden), hide


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That's good. Also, if you want to physically protect the script file itself, you can convert it to an EXE with a password on it. Then put the original .ahk script in a hidden place, or don't distribute it.


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remember to put suspend on and turn it off when the password is correct else the keys will still work

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Ok...

Can I make something like a tickbox option so to not ask for password again (if password was already entered sucesfully once)?


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Ya you could save it maybe to a ini file .someplace that would not be seen or something .


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I don't get it...

Code:
#SingleInstance force
InputBox, pass, Validation, Please type in the password:, , 350, 125
if ErrorLevel <> 0
MsgBox, 16, Error, You cancelled.,
   ExitApp
ifInputBox, letmein
   Goto, Program

Program:
[program content goes here]


The password is 'letmein' but the script doesn't work, that's because there is no function to say what password exists ?!? Can somebody help :!:

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the variable pass stores what the user types in. so you would need something like-

if pass=letmein
Goto, Program


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tried that and it still doesn't work :'(

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PostPosted: September 3rd, 2004, 3:15 pm 
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#SingleInstance force
InputBox, pass, Validation, Please type in the password:, , 350, 125
        if ErrorLevel <> 0
           {
           MsgBox, 16, Error, You cancelled.
           ExitApp
           }
        if pass=letmein
           Goto, Program
        Else
           {
           MsgBox, 16, Error, Wrong password.
           ExitApp
           }

Program:
[program content goes here]


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Wkd, that worked like a dream, thanks mate!

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