Fix a database race condition in authserver that would delay the account ban expiry by 1 login because the query that would have removed the ban was executed asynchronously.
Fix a database race condition between authserver saving session key to database asynchronously and worldserver reading it; session key is now saved synchronously.
- Changed default loggers and appenders
- '.' determines the relation between loggers ("type.subtype" inherits "type" logger setting if logger "type.subtype" is not defined)
- When core logs a message it search for the correct logger (root is the default one)
ie: a message logged with "type.subtype"
* Core will try to find a logger with name "type.subtype", if its not found then will search for "type", again if its not found it will return the default one "root"
Mitigate DoS attacks to authserver like "Wow Auth Flooder.exe" by allowing a finite number of AUTH_LOGON_CHALLEGE packets in a row from same socket, 3 sounds like a reasonable limit.
New column in account table is a base32 of token key bytes,
coincidentally it is the same format Google's Authenticator Android app uses.
If you want that to work, set system time on server correctly and use ntpd.
Closes#10527
Signed-off-by: Nay <dnpd.dd@gmail.com>
Remove mutex from BigNumber class - it didn't do what it was advertised to do - consider using the "locked" array outside of the function in which it was "locked".
On Linux, superuser (root) is required to set a process high priority and we shouldn't force that.
(It's already set to 0 (Normal) in worldserver\Master.cpp and authserver\Main.cpp)
Tested with:
- Windows 8 x64
- MySQL 5.5.30 win32
- OpenSSL 1.0.1c (32 bits)
- No PCH
- MinGW with GCC 4.7.0
TODO:
- Fix compile/link with PCH enabled
- Fix compile with WheatyExceptonionReport enabled (ignored for now)
- Fix compile of .rc files (ignored for now)
- Test with more platforms
Fixes RASocket::authenticate crash
"MSG_NOSIGNAL:
If you send() to a remote host which is no longer recv()ing, you'll typically get the signal SIGPIPE. Adding this flag prevents that signal from being raised."
Closes#5040
Thanks to @derex for the hint
