You should all be careful. For shits and giggles I just renamed one of my servers to say "Origins." I was not actually hosting an origins server. Within a few hours I got this from my host:
So they dont care whether or not you even have the files, all they are doing is search on the word Origins.
To wear it you need to edit your server pbo. The file you want to edit is in the compile folder and is called server_playerLogin.sqf. Fine this line:
if (!(_model in ["SurvivorW2_DZ","Survivor2_DZ","Sniper1_DZ","Soldier1_DZ","Camo1_DZ","BanditW1_DZ","Bandit1_DZ","SurvivorW2_DZ"])) then {...
Mind if I ask you to paste the change you made? Just want to make sure you made the edit correctly. If the change is correct there is always the possibility that the skin you selected is banned by dayz but I don't see why they would do that.
You would lose no DB functionality if they created a user that could only be used by your server IP and put that in hiveext.ini. What it would mean is that you would not be able to connect via the same user from home, they or you would need to create a user for that.
In the server pbo, either player login or player setup has an if statement that checks if your skin is in a list of skins, if not it sets it to the default skin. You probably need to edit that.
My bet is they use the same database user for each server. For instance the host they use is '%' which means anyone from any ip can use it to connect to the database. If this is true, then a hacker could loadfile your hiveext.ini file to get the login info for the database and do whatever they...
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