The `account` table
Structure
| Field | Type | Attributes | Key | Null | Default | Extra | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| id | INT | UNSIGNED | PRI | NO | AUTO_INCREMENT | Identifier | |
| username | VARCHAR(32) | SIGNED | UNI | NO | | | |
| salt | BINARY(32) | SIGNED | | NO | | | |
| verifier | BINARY(32) | SIGNED | | NO | | | |
| session_key | BINARY(40) | SIGNED | | YES | | | |
| totp_secret | VARBINARY(100) | SIGNED | | YES | | | |
| email | VARCHAR(255) | SIGNED | | NO | | ||
| reg_mail | VARCHAR(255) | SIGNED | NO | | | |
| joindate | TIMESTAMP | SIGNED | | NO | CURRENT_TIMESTAMP | | |
| last_ip | VARCHAR(15) | SIGNED | | NO | 127.0.0.1 | | |
| last_attempt_ip | VARCHAR(15) | SIGNED | | NO | 127.0.0.1 | | |
| failed_logins | INT | UNSIGNED | | NO | 0 | | |
| locked | TINYINT | UNSIGNED | | NO | 0 | | |
| lock_country | VARCHAR(2) | SIGNED | | NO | 00 | | |
| last_login | TIMESTAMP | SIGNED | | YES | | | |
| online | INT | UNSIGNED | | NO | 0 | | |
| expansion | TINYINT | UNSIGNED | | NO | 2 | | |
| mutetime | BIGINT | SIGNED | | NO | 0 | | |
| mutereason | VARCHAR(255) | SIGNED | | NO | | |||
| muteby | VARCHAR(50) | SIGNED | NO | | | |
| locale | TINYINT | UNSIGNED | | NO | 0 | | |
| os | VARCHAR(3) | SIGNED | | NO | | |||
| recruiter | INT | UNSIGNED | NO | 0 | |||
| totaltime | INT | UNSIGNED | NO | 0 |
The unique account ID.
The user's account name.
NOTE: usernames are limited to 20 characters and have no character restriction.
salt is a cryptographically random 32-byte value.
verifier is derived from salt, as well as the user's username (all uppercase) and their password (all uppercase).
To obtain the verifier you need to calculate:
h1 = SHA1("USERNAME:PASSWORD"), substituting the user's username and password converted to uppercase.h2 = SHA1(salt || h1), where || is concatenation (the . operator in PHP).
NOTE: Both salt and h1 are binary, not hexadecimal strings!
h2 as an integer in little-endian order (the first byte is the least significant).(g ^ h2) % N.
NOTE: g and N are parameters, which are fixed in the WoW implementation.
g = 7
N = 0x894B645E89E1535BBDAD5B8B290650530801B18EBFBF5E8FAB3C82872A3E9BB7
Make sure the PHP GMP extension is loaded! Uncomment extension=gmp in your php.ini.
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The authenticator key.
Key can be generated through the Google Authenticator API, a 3rd-party TOTP generator, or manually specified (must be a Base32-compliant expression that is 16 characters).
Implementation link on Wikipedia for the Google Authenticator API.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Authenticator#Implementations
The e-mail address associated with this account.
The registration e-mail address associated with this account.
The date when the account was created.
The last IP used by the person who logged in the account.
The number of failed logins attempted on the account.
Boolean 0 or 1 controlling if the account has been locked or not. This can be controlled with the “.account lock” GM command. If locked (1), the user can only log in with their last_ip. If unlocked (0), a user can log in from any IP, and their last_ip will be updated if it is different. “.Ban account” does not lock it.
The date when the account was last logged into.
Total time played on all the characters of a player. Even the deleted characters that are no longer in the database. Stored in Unix Time.
Boolean 0 or 1 controlling if the account is currently logged in and online.
Integer 0, 1 or 2 controlling if the client logged in on the account has any expansions. (for example if client is TBC, but expansion is set to 0, it will not be able to enter outlands and etc.)
| Value | Expansion |
|---|---|
| 0 | Classic |
| 1 | The Burning Crusade (TBC) |
| 2 | Wrath of the Lich King (WotLK) |
The time, in Unix time, when the account will be unmuted. To see when mute will be expired you can use this query:
SELECT FROM_UNIXTIME(`mutetime`);
The reason for the mute.
The character name with the rights to the .mute command that give the mute.
The locale used by the client logged into this account. If multiple locale data has been configured and added to the world servers, the world servers will return the proper locale strings to the client. See localization IDs
Stores information about client's OS. Used by Warden system.
The account ID of another account. Used for recuit-a-friend system. See account.id