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If you want to lookup the registered players, you can do so very easily using the ggzduedit tool. This allows you to retrieve the passwords of the registered players, and to add or delete them manually. It is also very helpful for debugging. If any user should get admin privileges on the server, then this can be adjusted using ggzduedit as well. Note that this tool expects the same database that ggzd uses. Connection parameters for remote SQL servers equal those of popular SQL command line tools. An example session to such a server is initiated by calling:
ggzduedit -H localhost -D ggz -u ggzd -p
If not all of the parameters above are given, the standard mode (using a local database in libdb format) is entered.
Generally, it is recommended to create at least one admin (with both PERMS_ROOM_ADMIN and PERMS_CHAT_ANNOUNCE set), a login for the ggz-cmd utility (with only PERMS_CHAT_ANNOUNCE set), and a login for the chatbot grubby (with PERMS_CHAT_BOT set).
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