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[c0rvin]

First of:My friend created this. He is a beginner but he is actually pretty proud of it. ( He told me to link it here)

This programm will save the passwords you type in, when first run on your Computer.
The rest is self explaining.
This is copied from our PasteBin upload:
http://pastebin.com/bagM6FhK

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  local pullEvent = os.pullEvent
  
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  os.pullEvent = os.pullEventRaw
  
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  function clear()
  
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  term.setCursorPos(1,1)
  
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  term.clear()
  
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  end
  
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  clear()
  
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  local setpass --for setting the password
  
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  local adminpass -- for setting the admin password
  
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  local opentime -- for setting how long the door will stay open
  
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  local rootpass -- for setting the rootpass
  
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  local redstoneOutputSide
  
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  local args = {...}
  
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  if fs.exists("doorlock-settings") and args[1] ~= "reset" then
  
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  local f = fs.open("doorlock-settings", "r")
  
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  setpass = f.readLine()
  
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  adminpass = f.readLine()
  
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  rootpass = f.readLine()
  
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  opentime = tonumber(f.readLine())
  
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  redstoneOutputSide = f.readLine()
  
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  f.close()
  
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  else
  
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  print("Please define the password to gain access to the door:")
  
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  setpass = read("*")
  
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  clear()
  
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  print("Please define the password to gain root access to the computer(to edit files):")
  
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  rootpass = read("*")
  
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  clear()
  
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  print("Please define the admin password. This password will keep the door open when entered")
  
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  adminpass = read("*")
  
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  clear()
  
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  print("Please define the amount of time the redstone pulse will be on:")
  
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  opentime = tonumber(read())
  
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  clear()
  
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  local vside = false
  
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  while true do
  
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  print("Which side is the door on?")
  
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  redstoneOutputSide = read()
  
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  for k,v in pairs(rs.getSides()) do
  
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  if v == redstoneOutputSide then
  
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  vside = true
  
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  break
  
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  end
  
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  end
  
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  if vside then break end
  
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  print("Invalid side!")
  
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  sleep(0.5)
  
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  clear()
  
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  end
  
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  local f = fs.open("doorlock-settings", "w")
  
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  f.writeLine(setpass)
  
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  f.writeLine(adminpass)
  
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  f.writeLine(rootpass)
  
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  f.writeLine(tostring(opentime))
  
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  f.writeLine(redstoneOutputSide)
  
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  f.close()
  
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  end
  
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  while true do
  
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  clear()
  
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  print ("Loading...")
  
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  print ("Done Loading!")
  
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  sleep(1)
  
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  term.clear()
  
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  term.setCursorPos(1,1)
  
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  write "Passcode: "
  
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  input = read("*")
  
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  if input == setpass then
  
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  print ("Access Granted for " .. tostring(opentime) .. " seconds, better hurry!")
  
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  rs.setOutput(redstoneOutputSide, true)
  
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  sleep(opentime)
  
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  rs.setOutput(redstoneOutputSide, false)
  
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  os.shutdown()
  
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  elseif input == adminpass then
  
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  print ("Door will remain open, remember to close!")
  
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  rs.setOutput(redstoneOutputSide, true)
  
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  while true do
  
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  term.clear()
  
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  write "Passcode: "
  
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  input2 = read("*")
  
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  if input2 == adminpass then
  
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  rs.setOutput(redstoneOutputSide, false)
  
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  os.shutdown()
  
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  break
  
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  end
  
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  end
  
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  elseif input == rootpass then
  
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  textutils.slowPrint ("Welcome, you may now edit the programs/files on this computer!")
  
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  term.clear()
  
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  os.pullEvent = pullEvent
  
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  print ("Root permissions enabled")
  
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  return
  
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  else
  
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  print ("Uhhm... Wrong password..")
  
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  sleep(2)
  
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  os.shutdown()
  
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  end
  
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  end

[SeaLife]

First: You must use an <spoiler> tag on your code, thanks

Edit it please...


~To the Program:
Its an easy program, and its nice to start with programming in LUA (I Dont need this program, but nice work)

Have fun in coding for the next time, and cu

Code from Pastebin:

Spoiler

local pullEvent = os.pullEvent
os.pullEvent = os.pullEventRaw
function clear()
term.setCursorPos(1,1)
term.clear()
end
clear()

local setpass --for setting the password
local adminpass -- for setting the admin password
local opentime -- for setting how long the door will stay open
local rootpass -- for setting the rootpass
local redstoneOutputSide
local args = {...}
if fs.exists("doorlock-settings") and args[1] ~= "reset" then
local f = fs.open("doorlock-settings", "r")
setpass = f.readLine()
adminpass = f.readLine()
rootpass = f.readLine()
opentime = tonumber(f.readLine())
redstoneOutputSide = f.readLine()
f.close()
else
print("Please define the password to gain access to the door:")
setpass = read("*")
clear()

print("Please define the password to gain root access to the computer(to edit files):")
rootpass = read("*")
clear()

print("Please define the admin password. This password will keep the door open when entered")
adminpass = read("*")
clear()
print("Please define the amount of time the redstone pulse will be on:")
opentime = tonumber(read())
clear()

local vside = false
while true do
  print("Which side is the door on?")
  redstoneOutputSide = read()
  for k,v in pairs(rs.getSides()) do
   if v == redstoneOutputSide then
	vside = true
	break
   end
  end
  if vside then break end
  print("Invalid side!")
  sleep(0.5)
  clear()
end
local f = fs.open("doorlock-settings", "w")
f.writeLine(setpass)
f.writeLine(adminpass)
f.writeLine(rootpass)
f.writeLine(tostring(opentime))
f.writeLine(redstoneOutputSide)
f.close()
end
while true do
clear()
print ("Loading...")
print ("Done Loading!")
sleep(1)
term.clear()
term.setCursorPos(1,1)
write "Passcode: "
input = read("*")
if input == setpass then
	 print ("Access Granted for " .. tostring(opentime) .. " seconds, better hurry!")
	 rs.setOutput(redstoneOutputSide, true)
	 sleep(opentime)
	 rs.setOutput(redstoneOutputSide, false)
	 os.shutdown()
elseif input == adminpass then
	 print ("Door will remain open, remember to close!")
	 rs.setOutput(redstoneOutputSide, true)
	 while true do
	  term.clear()
		  write "Passcode: "
			 input2 = read("*")
	  if input2 == adminpass then
		  rs.setOutput(redstoneOutputSide, false)
		  os.shutdown()
   break
	   end
	 end
elseif input == rootpass then
	 textutils.slowPrint ("Welcome, you may now edit the programs/files on this computer!")
	 term.clear()
	 os.pullEvent = pullEvent
	 print ("Root permissions enabled")
	 return
else
	 print ("Uhhm... Wrong password..")
	 sleep(2)
	 os.shutdown()
end
end

Code to put in Spoiler :

[spoiler]
--Here the Code :D/>
[/spoiler]

Edited by SeaLife, 27 February 2014 - 07:07 PM.

[willwac]

SeaLife, on 27 February 2014 - 07:04 PM, said:

--snip--
Its an easy program, and its nice to start with programming in LUA (I Dont need this program, but nice work)
--snip--

Correction: Lua, not "LUA!"

Anyway, this is a good program, but like he said, there's not much use for it.

Edited by willwac (NewCoolPC), 27 February 2014 - 11:48 PM.

[c0rvin]

Thanks for your feedback.
I know that it is not useful. But we just started coding in LUA.
We thought, we might share our first steps

[overfritz]

It's "Lua", not LUA. Why? Because "Lua" is Portuguese for Moon.

Looks nice, but again somewhat useless. It will be cool to see where you guys go with this!