You mean you're trying to block the bot-runner from using /debug? Whoever's running the bot could simply change the code so he didn't need a password to login, or simply look at any data stored (unless it's been encrypted). Bottom-line, a person running a bot will always be able to view what's being sent to his computer, there's no way to stop that. Making your script try to dictate what someone can and cannot do within a program on their own computer like that comes off as very underhanded, I can say with certainty that any users of your script certainly won't appreciate it, and any users of the bot won't be 'protected' in any way because of it.
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I would like malicious people that have no knowledge to stay away. Is that REALLY bad to ask for? The passwords are md5 encrypted when the bot recieves them. I don't think it's too much to ask if a bot has security over the password. Yes the script can be edited the way the user wants, if they want it that way, so be it, but i will not release it unsecure like that.
