Simple and secure registration page for TrinityCore 3.3.5a servers with correct SRP6 authentication support.

• SRP6 Authentication: Correctly handles salt/verifier calculation (Little Endian, 32-byte salt).
• GM Account Creation: Optional checkbox to create Tier 3 (Admin) accounts immediately.
• Input Validation: Secure validation for username, password, and email.

 Modern, dark-themed registration page.

• PHP: 7.4 or 8.x
• Extensions:
  • pdo_mysql (Database connection)
  • gmp (Crucial for SRP6 calculation)
  • mbstring (Recommended)

The database connection settings are located in register-config.php. You can edit them directly or use Environment Variables.

This project includes a fully configured docker-compose.yml.

1. Install Docker Desktop.
2. Open terminal in the project folder.
3. Run:

   docker compose up -d --build

    
4. Access the page at http://localhost:8080.

Note: Ensure your MySQL container or external database is reachable from inside the container. You might need to adjust DB_HOST in docker-compose.yml (e.g., set it to host.docker.internal to access localhost of the host machine).

1. Download and install XAMPP.
2. Start the Apache and MySQL modules.
3. Enable GMP Extension:
   • Open the XAMPP Control Panel.
   • Click Config next to Apache -> PHP (php.ini).
   • Search for ;extension=gmp.
   • Remove the semicolon (;) to uncomment it: extension=gmp.
   • Save the file and Restart Apache.
4. Copy the project files into C:\xampp\htdocs\register.
5. Edit register-config.php with your MySQL credentials.
6. Access at http://localhost/register.

1. Download and install WAMP.
2. Left-click the WAMP icon in the system tray.
3. Go to PHP -> PHP Extensions.
4. Ensure php_gmp is checked (click it if it's not).
5. Copy project files to C:\wamp64\www\register.
6. Edit register-config.php with your credentials.
7. Access at http://localhost/register.

1. Install PHP and extensions:

   sudo apt update
   sudo apt install php php-gmp php-mysql

    
2. Place files in /var/www/html.
3. Configure register-config.php.
4. Ensure permissions are correct.

This means the GMP extension is not enabled in PHP. Follow the "Enable GMP Extension" steps for your platform (XAMPP/WAMP guides above).

• Check your credentials in register-config.php.
• Ensure the mysql user has permissions to access the auth database.

• Ensure you created a NEW account with this script. Old accounts created with broken scripts will not work.
• Check realmlist table in your auth database to ensure the realm address matches your realmlist.wtf.