Auth
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;<div id="accountType">'''accountType'''</div> | ;<div id="accountType">'''accountType'''</div> | ||
Revision as of 10:57, 9 April 2019
The auth table contains user authentication information. It holds an encrypted version of the password used by a user to login to OpenSimulator.
auth Table Structure
The current structure of the auth table is as follows:
| Field | Type | Collation | Attributes | Null | Default | Extra |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UUID | char(36) | utf8_general_ci | No | None | ||
| passwordHash | char(36) | utf8_general_ci | No | |||
| passwordSalt | char(32) | utf8_general_ci | No | |||
| webLoginKey | varchar(255) | utf8_general_ci | No | |||
| accountType | varchar(32) | utf8_general_ci | No | UserAccount |
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Auth Fields
- UUID
- UUID of an avatar
- passwordHash
- An MD5 hash of the users password and the salt string.
- The hash is calculated as follows: md5(md5("password") + ":" + passwordSalt)
- passwordSalt
- A string used in the encryption of the password
- webLoginKey
- Used in SLURL where The Grid Can Start a Session and Login the User from the Web, then the User Goes to a secondlife:// link that opens the viewer and bypasses the wait time for the User as everything got prepared beforehand(except for the Graphics) ** THIS MAY NOT BE CORRECT, BUT IT WHAT WAS LEARNED FROM SECOND LIFE WIKI**
- accountType
- A string that can be used to distinguish different types of avatar accounts
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