HI

I never said this was going to be done without thier consent, this is not being made for public used enviroment... this is for authorized employees.

this is intended to verify it is being accessed from an authorized pc and for the file on the pc to be able to interact with the scripts on the site as the title of my post stated

Lets say you build an online game and you only want one player name per pc period.. multi accounts is not allowed.
How would this be accomplished?.. username and password does nothing to check if the user has an account already.. something has to check a location on thier pc for an expected file to be there

I am not building a game but my need is in the same type of style

Thank you :)

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